In Kenya’s Kerio Valley, where snakebite has long meant death or despair, one community built a rescue park instead of digging more graves, training local men to catch snakes, not kill them, and restoring hope to grieving families across the valley.
In Kenya’s Kerio Valley, where snakebite has long meant death or despair, one community built a rescue park instead of digging more graves, training local men to catch snakes, not kill them, and restoring hope to grieving families across the valley.
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