Kenya implements measures to avoid avalanches of tourists in the Maasai Mara

“It's their house, not ours,” Jackson Looseyia, a safari guide for more than 25 years, a researcher and expert on big cats, tells EFE bluntly, those whose habitat is the Maasai Mara but who are targeted by irresponsible mass tourism. It can even cost them their lives.
Looseyia, like other experienced guides, applauds the latest measures against what he calls “low-quality tourism”, taken by Narok County (southern Kenya), in charge of managing the Maasai Mara Nature Reserve, which It is home to the largest concentration of wildlife in the East African country and witnesses each year the “eighth wonder of the world”: the Great Migration.
Source: EFE
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