Critically Endangered Hirola
Northern KenyaKnown as the world's most endangered antelope, the graceful hirola survives in a small region along Kenya's northeastern frontier.
Explore SpeciesBeyond the famous Big Five lies another Kenya — a world of elusive creatures, ancient forests, remote landscapes and extraordinary species that few travellers ever get to see.
Kenya is famous for lions, elephants and leopards. But its wilderness holds another collection of remarkable animals that often live far from the usual safari routes.
From the endangered hirola of northern Kenya to the elusive bongo of the highland forests, these animals represent some of the country's most precious natural treasures.
Discover Rare WildlifeSome are critically endangered. Others are simply difficult to find. All are extraordinary.
Critically Endangered Known as the world's most endangered antelope, the graceful hirola survives in a small region along Kenya's northeastern frontier.
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Endangered With striking reddish coats and elegant white markings, mountain bongos are among Kenya's most elusive forest antelopes.
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Endangered Larger and more finely striped than the common zebra, Grevy's zebra is one of Africa's most threatened equids.
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Vulnerable Famous for its sharply defined geometric coat, this beautiful giraffe is closely associated with northern Kenya.
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Endangered Highly social and remarkably fast, African wild dogs travel in close-knit packs and are among Africa's rarest predators.
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Critically Endangered A powerful symbol of conservation, Kenya's black rhinos remain one of the country's most treasured wildlife species.
Explore SpeciesRare species cannot survive without protected habitats, responsible tourism and communities that benefit from conservation.
Every protected forest, grassland and wildlife corridor gives endangered species another chance to survive.
Observe wildlife quietly and maintain a respectful distance from animals.
Wild animals should remain wild. Avoid feeding or attempting to touch them.
Enjoy photography without disturbing animals or damaging their habitats.
Discover the rare, elusive and extraordinary wildlife that makes Kenya truly special.
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