
Kenya has called for coordinated global action to protect migratory birds along key flyways, according to the Eastleigh Voice. Cabinet Secretary Miano highlighted the country's conservation infrastructure, which includes 23 national parks, 28 national reserves and more than 160 community conservancies, saying these provide critical habitats for both resident and migratory wildlife. The appeal underscores Kenya's push for international cooperation on bird conservation across shared migratory routes.
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