Species Library
The acacia trees and endangered wildlife that depend on Kenya's acacia habitats — with the Masai ostrich as our flagship species.
Flagship species Bird
Masai Ostrich
The world's largest bird and our flagship species. Nests are shallow scrapes in open ground, where several hens may lay their eggs.
Role: Used to engage communities in monitoring the health of the whole ecosystem.
Critically Endangered Bird
Rüppell's Griffon Vulture
One of the highest-flying birds on Earth, nesting on cliffs near acacia plains.
Role: Nature's clean-up crew, preventing the spread of disease.
Endangered Bird
Egyptian Vulture
A small white vulture known for using stones to crack ostrich eggs.
Role: Scavenger that recycles nutrients in the ecosystem.
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