Below you will find a collection of hand-picked links to sites relating to Kenya and safaris. All of them are deemed to be potentially interesting for Kenyalogy's audience. Some of them may be posted on an exchange basis and, unless where specifically indicated, no recommendation of the products or services offered by those websites should be inferred.

• The Congo Cookbook: A collection of African recipes (hundreds!) from all over Africa, plus information about African cooking and women's work, cuisine, culture, food, gastronomy, and history.
  

• A brush with Africa: Images of Africa painted in tea and dry ochre pigment by acclaimed wildlife artist Simon Stevenson.
  
• Enkang' oo lMaasai: "The Home of the Maasai". The Maasai culture, history, and society. Includes full texts of historical documents.
  
• Ethnologue: Catalogue of the 69 languages spoken in Kenya. Details of the percentages speaking each language, geographical location, etc.
  
• Jens Finke's Traditional Music & Cultures of Kenya: The only website devoted to traditional Kenyan music, and the largest resource on the internet about the cultures of Kenyan tribes. Hundreds of pages, images and sound clips.
  
• Karen Blixen: Site about the author of "Out of Africa".
  
• Kenyabooks.com: UK bookshop specialising in Kenya with over 7,500 titles on Africa.
  

• Bwanazulia: Brief online guide to Kenya. It used to include an online book ("Jambo, Mama") authored by a New York woman living in Kenya, which is now on print.
  
• Kenyan Embassy in Washington DC: Information from the Kenyan Embassy in the USA. Includes visa requirements.
  
• Lonely Planet - Destination Kenya: Brief online guide to Kenya in the website of the well-known guidebook collection Lonely Planet.
  
• MagicalKenya.com: Official website of the Kenya Tourist Board.
  
• World66.com's travel guide to Kenya: Brief travel guide to Kenya.
  

• fitfortravel by NHS Scotland: Kenya health advice.
  
• Flying Doctors Service for tourists by AMREF: The insurance offered by the African Medical Research Foundation covers aeromedical evacuation to a hospital in case of emergency.
  
• UK's National Travel Health Network and Centre: Kenya information page.
  
• United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Health information for travelers to Kenya.
  
• World Health Organization: Kenya country page.

• TheExpatriate.org in Kenya: A useful web containing relevant information for the expatriates living in or moving to Kenya. Includes a free of charge Notice Board for selling/buying second hand goods.
  
• Viviun: Kenya Real Estate listings by Viviun.
  
• WildNet Africa: Real estate in Kenya.
  

• Mountain Club of Kenya: Website of the Mountain Club of Kenya. Info for climbers about Mount Kenya and Kilimanjaro.
  

• allAfrica.com - Kenya: General news obtained from different sources.
  
• BBC News Africa: African section of the BBC news service.
  
• Coastweek Online Edition: Mombasa-based weekly newspaper.
  
• Daily Nation: Online edition of one of the major Kenyan newspapers.
  
• Kenya Broadcasting Corporation: The state-run television station.
  
• Kenya Daily: General news about Kenya issued by WorldNews.
  
• Kenya Television Network: Kenya's leading TV station. It was the first non-pay private TV in Africa. Now belongs to the Standard Group and former president Daniel arap Moi.
  
• Standard Digital: Online edition of The Standard, Kenya's oldest newspaper.
  
• The East African: Online edition of The East African, a weekly newspaper owned by the Nation Media Group.
  
• VOA Swahili Service: Voice of America's Swahili service for East Africa.
  

• Masai Mara: Site devoted to Masai Mara National Reserve. Includes maps, a swahili section, a brief taxonomy of the living organisms and a photo gallery.
  
• National Museums of Kenya: Official website of the National Museums of Kenya. The Nairobi National Museum, Fort Jesus, the Karen Blixen Museum, etc.
  

• Foreign & Commonwealth Office: The UK Government's advice for travellers to Kenya.
  
• U. S. Department of State: Kenya travel advice by the Bureau of Consular Affairs of the United States.
  

• Kiswahili (University of Pennsylvania - African Studies Center): Swahili exercises for listening and reading.
  
• The Kamusi Project: The Internet Living Swahili Dictionary: Interactive dictionary English-Swahili-English. With introductory lessons, pronounciation guide and gramatical rules.
  

• Iberbusiness: Import and export of animals for zoos, safaris, etc.
  
• Kenyanmarket.com: e-commerce and internet marketing in Kenya.
  

• Ben's Ecological Safaris: Benson Mugambi is a Kenyan naturalist who leads professional bird-watching tours and wildlife holidays in Kenya.
  
• Kenya Association of Tour Operators (KATO): The KATO website includes a listing of associated companies. Affiliation to KATO is a sign of reliability.
  

• KMD weather forecast: Official weather forecast by the Kenyan Meteorological Department.
  

• African Wildlife Foundation: The AWF is the leading international conservation organization focused solely on Africa.
  
• AfriCat: The AfriCat Foundation, based in Namibia, is a non-profit organization committed to the conservation of big cats.
  
• Amboseli Trust for Elephants: The Amboseli Elephant Research Project is the longest study of wild elephants in the world.
  
• Big cats Online: A general introduction to the various species of cat living in the wild today.
  
• Kenya beasts: Features picture galleries of Kenyan carnivores, reptiles, antelopes, primates and other mammals.
  
• Kenya birds: Includes details on the species to be found in each park and where to find them, species lists, picture galleries, articles and sighting reports.
  
• Kenya Wildlife Service: Official website of the Kenyan government's department for the management of national parks. Includes info about entry fees, services, facilities, accommodation, wildlife and conservation programs.
  
• The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust: A small charity that honours the memory of David Sheldrick, founder Warden of Tsavo East National Park. Cares mainly for elephants and rhinos.
  
• The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International: Chaired by actress Sigourney Weaver, who played Fossey in the movie "Gorillas in the mist". Devoted to the conservation of the mountain gorilla.
  
• The East African Wildlife Society: Their mission is to advocate and collaborate on the safeguarding and sustainable management of East Africa's natural resources.
  
• The Gallmann Memorial Foundation: Founded by the italian-born writer and conservationist Kuki Gallmann ("I dreamed of Africa"). Engages in cultural, educational and environmental research.
  
• The International Rhino Foundation: Works to protect the five species of rhinos surviving in the world.
  
• The Jane Goodall Institute: Founded by renowned primatologist Jane Goodall to protect the populations of great apes in the wild.
  
• The Lion Research Center: The research group led by Craig Packer at the University of Minnesota has been studying the Serengeti lions for more than 30 years.