Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife and the County department of Environment Natural, Resources, Tourism and Wildlife management during the official opening of 10th Anniversary celebrations of adoption of Nagoya Protocol and unveiling of Lake Bogoria National Game Reserve Management Plan at Lake Bogoria Spa Resort in Baringo South.

It is a great honor that Baringo County together with Laikipia and Kakamega counties were nominated to pilot Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits arising from their utilization to the Convention on Biological Diversity.

It is a great honour that Baringo County together with Laikipia and Kakamega counties were nominated to pilot Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits arising from their utilization to the Convention on Biological Diversity.

Leaders present included The C.A.S Ministry Of Tourism And Wildlife - Joseph Boinnet, The Principal Secretary – Prof Fred Segor, The Deputy Governor, County Government of Baringo -Jacob Chepkwony Director general KWS – Dr. Patrick Omondi, Director General Nacosti, CEO KWCA- Lucy Ng’anga, County Executive Committee Member for Environment, Natural, Resources, Tourism and wildlife, Dr. Maureen Rotich, Representatives from the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife, Ministry of Sports and Culture, County Executive Committee Member for Tourism (Laikipia), County Executive Committee Member for Tourism (Kakamega), Our partners from UNEP, UNDP, ABS initiative, TNC, NEMA, NACOSTI, CGB and KWS among many other partners.