The once expansive and natural savannah grasslands are diminishing due to population pressure.
The sparsely woody plains are still intact in some parts of Kenya but they are under pressure from developers.
To maintain these organic pastoral enclaves will require communities to be intentional about control of urban sprawl.
The zero grazing alternatives are not very enticing but an evolving reality.
The traditional livestock breeding and rearing is worth preserving at least to maintain the quality of meat free of pesticide and herbicide traces.