Amboseli gazetted as a national park, removing Maasai rights inside the boundary

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In July 1974 Amboseli was declared a national park, converting land held under Maasai tenure into a state park and extinguishing resident grazing and water rights within it. Surrounding group ranches were intended as buffer and compensation; the swamps that had been dry-season fallback grazing became the park's core tourism asset.

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