Monument · Nairobi

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Since inception in 1990, Kenya Wildlife Service has lost dedicated, hard working and experienced officers in an endeavor to conserve and protect Kenya's wildlife heritage. These great heroes died in combat with armed bandits, preventing wildlife crimes...

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This commemorative plaque was unveiled by Dr. Willy Mutunga, SC Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Kenya on the occasion of Kenya Wildlife Service Conservation Heroes Day on 16th December, 2011.
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