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Kenya Birding is Kenya’s magazine for birdwatchers internationally. It has also won a significant local following.

Each issue contains a wealth of information and advice on all aspects of birds and birdwatching in Kenya, from identification to news, travel and site reviews.

With articles and features from Kenya’s foremost bird experts, bird guides and award-winning photographers, no other magazine matches its authority on Kenya’s birding opportunities.

The last two issues of Kenya Birding magazine (2007 & 2008) where enthusiastically received at the British Birdwatch Fair and Vogel Festival (the Dutch BirdFair) where thousands of copies where distributed at no charge.  Hundreds more have been distributed through Kenya Tourism Board offices and agents around the world and local sales through Nature Kenya and bookstores.

The magazine provides an audience of the highest quality. Our readers are interested and keen birdwatchers, the come from a wide range of backgrounds and occupations.

For more details and advertisement rates, contact Abigael Ongeti on

Tel: 02 (0) 3749957 or 3746090 
Fax: 02 (0) 3741049
Email: office@naturekenya.org 

You can also download the rates and form  kbirding-adform09f

The Kenya Birdfinder is part of an internet-based network of databases for the collection of bird observation worldwide. 

Kenya Birdfinder seeks to record bird observations as a source of information to help us understand birds on a local, national and international scale. The database will enable you to store and manage your own observations, view, download or print reports, checklists or maps of your choice and make a contribution to bird conservation in Kenya by submitting your records.

 Join the system and submit your bird observation online. All you need to do is to log on to www.worldbirds.org/kenya and register your personal details to gain access to all the sites, pages and range of tools as provided in the system

The system will enable you to explore different locations around Kenya and find out what birds have been seen and when and where they were recorded. As well as contributing your own observations you will be able to view other people’s records, which may influence your next birding trip.

The records that you add to the Kenya Birdfinder will provide a comprehensive picture on what is happening to Kenya’s avifauna in terms of their abundance trends and distribution.

Kenya Birdfinder is coordinated by Nature Kenya, the Ornithology Department of the National Museums of Kenya, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB, in UK) and BirdLife International.

For any further information please contact office@naturekenya.org

Welcome to Kenya Birding!

Kenya Birding is a programme providing information on birds, sites, facilities and bird guides in Kenya.  It is conservation-related – faciliting more birder visits to a larger number of Important Bird Areas, for the benefit of birds and people living near those sites.

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It is a programme by Nature Kenya (the East Africa Natural History Society).

Nature Kenya is a non-profit nature conservation organization. Established in 1909 Nature Kenya works to promote the study and conservation of nature.

The Society is at the forefront of the conservation movement in Kenya, with a strong focus on conservation action by:

•    Coordinating a National Liaison Committee to facilitate networking, advocacy and information exchange among government and non-government conservation agencies
•    Establishing and developing local constituencies for site conservation through community Site Support Groups (SSGs)
•    Coordinating a nation-wide habitat and biodiversity monitoring framework run by government and communities
•    Participating in the development and review of national conservation legislation and policy
•    Advocating for sound environmental planning and decisions among decision makers
•    Continuing the use of volunteers supported by a small, committed and qualified staff

For enquiries or more information about Kenya Birding and Nature Kenya, please go to www.naturekenya.org, email office@naturekenya.org or write to:

Nature Kenya, the East Africa Natural History Society
P.O. Box 44486 GPO
00100 NAIROBI, KENYA

Tel:  (+254) (0) 20 3749957 or 3746090

Fax: (+254) (0) 20 3741049