Overall, tourism has a significant impact on wildlife conservation in Kenya, bringing both benefits and challenges. Tourism provides important funding for protected areas, supports anti-poaching efforts, and encourages the creation of national parks and community conservancies. However, if poorly managed, tourism can lead to habitat degradation, disturbance to wildlife, and increased pressure on ecosystems. The overall effect of tourism therefore depends on effective management and sustainable practices. When properly regulated and supported by strong conservation policies, tourism can be a valuable tool for protecting Kenya’s wildlife and natural environments in the long term.