Starting in 2008, KKOS shows what can be accomplished for pastoralist children and their communities throughout Kenya, Africa and the world. Pastoralism is only a dream of the American Great Plains, while the whole world supports strengthening these native communities rooted in traditional "cattle culture" through protection of the very wildlife that threatens it. Kenyan children are the pioneers and future of diversification through conservation of wildlife and the opportunities that affords.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Dedicated to all the people who suffered from the March 2010 flooding of the Uaso Nyiro River
SAMBURU INTREPIDS GIVES LOCAL KIDS FROM KILTIMANY FOOT RACES ALONG THE RIVER BANK, TENTING SING-SONG, AS WELL AS SWIMMING AND GAME DRIVES
Just a few months before the terrible floods in Samburu early March 2010, Kenyan Kids on Safari from Kiltimany were racing along the river banks and joining in sing-song at the first overnite tenting campsite set up by local kids from the area.
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