The Southern Kenya Landscape (SKL) is part of the transboundary landscape that covers southern Kenya and northern Tanzania (commonly known as Unganisha-SOKNOT). The SKL is divided into three sub-landscapes: Amboseli-Chyulu, Greater Mara -Loita and Tsavo
 

This landscape is home to over 60% of Kenya’s wildlife. It is also home to over two million people, who benefit from the tourism sector, livestock rearing and agriculture.