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September 10, 2025Journal of the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO

Visitor Appraisal on Impact of Urban Wildlife Centre and Green Space: Study of Kitale Nature Conservancy, Kenya

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BWBrian M. Waswala-OleweFJFaith JepkemeiJTJoshua K. Thara

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Overview

Post-visitor appraisal reveals enhanced conservation awareness and attitudes towards wildlife in visitors.

Key Points

  • Majority of visitors reported improved understanding of wildlife and ecosystems after visiting.
  • Most respondents learned new information about conservation and the importance of sustainable tourism.
  • Individual action toward wildlife conservation was emphasized, highlighting the role of urban wildlife centres.
  • The study underscores the importance of experiential education for fostering positive behaviour change.

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Waswala-Olewe et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23e94b210217d64792567https://doi.org/10.62049/jkncu.v5i2.323
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