Human–Wildlife Conflicts (HWC) have emerged as one of the most pressing challenges in biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. Engagement with stakeholders—ranging from local communities and conservation practitioners to policymakers and non-governmental organizations—alongside scientists, offers a pathway for refining HWC models Read More ...

Maasai Mara University will host the State Department for Diaspora Affairs for a two-day engagement aimed at empowering our community with insights into global opportunities. The visit will bring together students, faculty, staff, and local stakeholders for interactive sessions covering: Read More ...

Maasai Mara University will host the Curvebend East Africa Team from 30th to 31st October 2025. The team comprises 20 international guests from the University of Groningen, Leiden University, Wageningen University (Netherlands), the College of African Wildlife Management, Mweka (Tanzania). Read More ...