Become a Citizen Scientist with Friends of Nairobi National Park

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Duration

3-5 hours

Tour Type

Specific Tour

Group Size

Unlimited

Languages

English

Overview

Established in 1995, Friends of Nairobi National Park (FoNNaP) has been committed to assisting Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) in conserving and improving the biodiversity inside Nairobi National Park and its larger surroundings.

All nature lovers and supporters of conservation should join FoNNaP’s special citizen science program. This program allows participants to be citizen scientists and combines social activities with wildlife preservation, so providing unique insights. Through bi-monthly game counts, volunteers assist in tracking wildlife numbers and trend monitoring, so contributing important information for study and conservation.

Apart from that, frequent clean-up events try to eliminate plastic waste and other trash, so preserving the biodiversity of the park and providing a safer surrounding for its species. Join FONNAP to help with important conservation initiatives and directly help Nairobi National Park to be preserved.

Highlights

Support Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) and FoNNaP in bi-monthly game counts.
Through animal identification and data collection, you can provide valuable information for the conservation of wildlife.
See professionals for instruction to improve your citizen science abilities.
Assist with park clean-up activities to pick out dangerous trash and provide a safer habitat for wildlife.
Spend a day among the breathtaking landscape and amazing wildlife of Nairobi National Park.

Included/Excluded

A friendly professional guide

Personal expenses
Insurance
Drinks and meals
Pickup and drop-off
Donations towards supporting the organization
Additional services are not mentioned

What to expect

Register for a bi-monthly game count or clean-up activity on the FoNNaP website. Attend a briefing by FoNNaP on data collection or clean-up procedures (if applicable). Participate in the citizen science activity alongside FoNNaP and KWS staff. Contribute to wildlife research and conservation efforts. Enjoy a day in the park surrounded by nature (may vary depending on the program).
Note: This is a citizen science program with recurring activities happening bi-monthly. The specific itinerary will vary depending on whether you participate in a game count or a clean-up activity.

You can cancel and get a full refund if you do it at least 7 days before the experience starts.

Durations

3 - 5 hours

Languages

English

Frequently asked questions

No prior experience is necessary! The program is open to anyone passionate about conservation.

You'll participate in game counts to track wildlife and assist with clean-up activities to remove litter. FoNNaP will train you on wildlife identification and data collection techniques.

The program is open to anyone passionate about conservation.