H.OLE KULET LAUNCH ANEW BOOK VANISHING HERDS

Former  Kenya Wildlife Service  Director  Dr  Julius  Kipngetich had  appealed  to  Kenyans  to   document  history for  the sake  of younger  generation.
He  said  that  Kenya has  rich cultural  and  history which  needs to  be documented both  in  film forms  and books  in  order  to  promote  the reading  cultural  in the Country
Kipgetich made  the. remark  during the official  opening  of  the latest   book titled  Vanishing  Herds by   H.Ole Kulei at  the Serit  Center were he  was the chief guest,  while  praising  the writer  he said  that  time  had  come for  many  Kenyans to  come  out  with  books
He  said  that  currently  he is  working  on his book about  his  life  as  the Director   of  Kenya Wildlife  Service which    he said  is  very  important  for  Kenyans and  the rest  of  the World.
The former  Kenya Wildlife boss  warns  that  unless Kenyans stop  the destruction  of forest it  will  be difficult for  the Country  to  feed its  people  while  the conflict  between  human  and  animals  will increase..
He  pointed  out  that the new book  which  is  about Human  and Wildlife  conflict is  very  useful  because it  will  give   policy  makers  a true   picture  on  what   is  happening  on  the ground so  that action  can  be taken  before  it  is   too late.
At  the same  time  pointed  out  that  the drying  of Lakes  and  Rivers in  Rift  valley  is  the results  of forest  destruction  in  the Country and  that  is  why  action  should  be taken.
Kipgetich   brushed  aside  claims  that he is  heading  to   politics  but   instead promised  that  he  had  important  issues to  deal  with  than politics
Speaking  at  the same  venue  the writer  of  the book.  H. Ole Kulet said  man  should   be blamed on  human animals  conflict  because  animals  are   after  for water and  fresh  grass  which  man  is  destroying.
 The writer  had  been   writing  for  the last 40  years  with  over 10  besting  selling  books  on  the market  published  by Longhorn  publishers.
  On  his  side the firm Managing  Directors Mr Musyoki Muli promised  that  they  are  committed  no   coming  out  with   books  suitable for   both  general   readers   and education   use.