Morungole
Morungole is a rugged hill range in northern Kenya that rises abruptly from the surrounding plains and forms a notable landscape feature in the region. The range extends over several kilometers and its high points reach roughly 2,000 meters above sea level, creating a backdrop of steep cliffs, gorges, and scattered pockets of woodland.
Geographically, Morungole is characterized by dramatic escarpments and microhabitats that support a variety of birds, small
The hills are culturally significant for the Ik people, an indigenous pastoralist community historically associated with
Economy and access in Morungole remain modest and largely rural. The region is relatively remote, with limited
Conservation concerns center on land use pressures, fuelwood collection, and grazing, which can affect fragile habitats.