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Kenya launches conservation efforts in Meru National Park and responds to conflict in the Tana River.

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Kenya launches conservation efforts in Meru National Park and responds to conflict in the Tana River.

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  1. Global targets are impacting national waste management systems, which are overseen by an agency managing protected areas in Kenya.Sub-event
  2. Kenya Wildlife Service is searching for an animal that escaped from Meru National Park.Sub-event
  3. President outlines plans for projects in the Tana River basin.Sub-event
  4. Ruto unveiled conservation card; KWS responds to conflict in Meru National Park.1 source
  5. Kenya Wildlife Service is involved in projects concerning the Athi River.Sub-event
  6. The President of Kenya has intensified plans for the development of a new museum and a new park.Sub-event
  7. Kenya launches conservation efforts in Meru National Park and responds to Tana River conflict.1 source

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