Mpala Research Centre African Watering Hole
African Watering Hole live streaming webcam. This Kenya watering hole at Mpala Research Centre in the highlands of central Kenya! Watch elephants, hippos, giraffes, Grevy’s zebras, gazelles, crocodiles, leopards and many other species take a drink.
Mpala has long been a working cattle ranch not a wildlife sanctuary, and that makes it uniquely valuable for research. Most wildlife scientists in Africa do their fieldwork in officially protected national parks and reserves. Yet most of the wildlife lives outside the parks.
The Mpala Research Centre is renowned for its unique African watering hole, which serves as a vital ecological feature within the region. This watering hole not only attracts a diverse array of wildlife but also plays a crucial role in the research and conservation efforts conducted at the center.
The presence of this natural resource provides researchers with invaluable opportunities to observe animal behavior, study ecosystem dynamics, and understand the intricate relationships between various species that depend on this water source for survival.
It draws numerous animals, including elephants, antelopes, and various bird species, creating a dynamic environment that is rich in biodiversity.
The center leverages this natural phenomenon to facilitate educational programs and field studies, allowing students and researchers alike to engage with the environment in a meaningful way. This interaction not only enhances their understanding of ecological principles but also fosters a deeper appreciation for wildlife conservation.
