KWS has drawn up a 10-year management plan it hopes will save the park from total collapse. The plan includes a proposal to build fences around huge tracts of land on the southern edge of the park. Currently, the park is fenced only to the east, north and west – where it directly borders densely populated city suburbs. The government hopes the extended fencing will keep dangerous animals out of such areas, reduce escalating human-wildlife conflict and cut down on compensation claims. RHINO PHOTO CREDITS 📷 TO BAZ RATNER / REUTERS #conserveourwildlife #wildlifeandart #artforconservations #conservationistsofinstagram #kenyaswildlife (at Nairobi, Kenya) https://www.instagram.com/p/CE06dy3gvAX/?igshid=1ibydwx9532ca