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Elias W Kamande is the co-ordinator for the Care for the Wild/Anne Kent Taylor Fund De-Snaring Team.

Joseph Kimojino is the Assistant Warden of Tourism at Iseiya HQ. 

Joshua Naiguran is Assistant Warden of Anti-Poaching at Ngiro-are Station.

William Deed is based at Iseiya HQ.

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Thursday
Nov132008

Round III of Most Responsible Safari Guide 2008

The aim of the competition is to encourage responsible guiding and to raise industry standards.

Sponsored by the Born Free Foundation and Kenya Airways, Mara Triangle's Most Responsible Safari Guide of 2008 will win an all expenses paid, two week safari guide training experience at South Luangwa National Park, Zambia. 

Nominations for Round I are now over, and we're pleased to say that all nominees qualified for Round II and are now into Round III: The Mystery Guest.

Over the coming weeks all qualified nominees will be subject to an expert Mystery Guest who will sit in on a game drive, unbeknown to the guide, and assess each guide against the Travel Foundation's Responsible Safari Guiding Checklist

Good luck to drivers from Bateleur Camp, Kichwa Tembo, Mara West, Oloonana, Serena, Siria, Kilima and Mpata!

We wish KTN better luck next year.

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Reader Comments (4)

good luck to the guides. what a great idea for this contest!

November 13, 2008 | Unregistered Commentersauwah

How exciting for the winner. I hope this possible prize for any of the guides will make them more responsible in case they aren't already. Expert mystery guest? Hope we can find out when the contest is over.

November 13, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterDana

Could we please know the names of the guides who have made it this far. We were at Kichwa Tembo in August and would love to know if either Benson or Shani are in the competition. They were both great guides, very respectful of the Mara and so very knowledgable.

November 14, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterDebbie

I wish all the participants best of luck in their Round 3 trials. This will be a historic event of its kind in this region and therefore all those participating will be our ambassadors at the end. I also thank all the sponsors, for having come forward with such a wonderful idea, which will assist in making our Guides more responsible.May God bless you!!!

November 14, 2008 | Unregistered Commenterkimojino

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