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Headed by KWS Vet Dr Poghon, and funded by Adam and Karen Bloom, the SWT/KWS Mount Kenya Vet Unit serves Mount Kenya, the Aberdares, and Southern Laikipia regions.

Mount Kenya Mobile Veterinary Unit Report for July 2026

The Mt Kenya Conservation Area mainly experienced dry conditions with sporadic rainfall therefore resulting in some forage and water loss across the wildlife ecosystem.

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Mt Kenya Mobile Veterinary Report for June 2026

The Mt Kenya ecosystem experienced dry conditions in June with sporadic rainfall resulting in loss of vegetation and water sources

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Mount Kenya Mobile Veterinary Unit Report for May 2026

The Mountain Conservation Area received significant rainfall in May resulting in abundant vegetation growth across the wildlife ecosystem. May 2026 has seen the Mount Kenya Mobile Veterinary Unit carry out 8 successful interventions comprising of clinical interventions, translocations and animal capture.

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Mount Kenya Mobile Veterinary Unit Report for April 2026

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Mount Kenya Mobile Veterinary Unit Report for March 2026

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Mount Kenya Mobile Veterinary Unit Report for February 2026

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Mount Kenya Mobile Veterinary Unit Report for December 2025

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Mount Kenya Mobile Veterinary Unit Report for November 2025

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Mount Kenya Mobile Veterinary Unit Report for October 2025

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Mount Kenya Mobile Veterinary Unit Report for September 2025

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Mt Kenya Mobile Veterinary Report for August 2025

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Mount Kenya Mobile Veterinary Unit Report for July 2025

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Mount Kenya Mobile Veterinary Unit Report for June 2025

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Mount Kenya Mobile Veterinary Unit Report for May 2025

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Mount Kenya Mobile Veterinary Unit Report for April 2025

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