'When Lambs Become Lions' Explores a Violent Trade
A documentary about elephant poaching in Kenya follows three men—a poacher, an ivory trader, and a wildlife ranger—ensnared in the deadly industry
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Jessica Nabongo's Lessons from Visiting Every Country
On October 6, Nabongo became the first documented black woman and first Ugandan to travel to every sovereign nation. Here’s what she learned along the way.
How Kenya Instills a Sense of Wonder
On a recent trip to Kenya, filmmaker Goh Iromoto felt his sense of awe restored by the country’s vast wildlife and landscapes
‘Run Home’
In 'Run Home,' Kenyan marathon runner Jane Kibii shares how she stays connected to her family in Moiben while she trains in California.
Cedar Wright Flies 100 Miles
Cedar Wright and his flying mentor Nick Greece attempt to paraglide for 100 miles.
Top 5 'Shitholes' to Visit
Just because some people think these destinations are miserable doesn't mean they actually are.
How Off-Grid Power Is Changing Kenya
In the Kakamega region of Kenya, Kennedy Yamame is working with Biolite to bring power, education, and hope to some of the 335,760 homes that don't have electricity.
Climbing in Kenya With Honnold and Wright
Alex Honnold and Cedar Wright are known for sending incredible routes in remote regions around the world.
The War for Grass in Kenya's Safari Country
Nomadic herders have brought guns and hundreds of thousands of livestock into the green expanses of Laikipia County, starving out wildlife and shooting the area's megafauna. As police burn homesteads and shoot civilians in response, the future of one of the most iconic regions on the planet hangs in the balance.
How Bikes Impact Education for Kenyans
In Kenya, many young girls travel by foot to and from school every day—sometimes as far as 10 miles.
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