East Africa is one of the few places in the world with the last large herds of wildlife and a place that provides the extraordinary opportunity to view wildlife in their natural habitat. Millions of years ago Kenya 's shape was transformed due to massive earth movements causing volcanic eruptions. New features were formed making Kenya a paradise for its people and wildlife. Series of streams, Lakes Rivers, mountain ranges and different rain patterns brought new life to this land. With these transformations 7.6% of Kenya 's total land was set aside as protected wildlife conservancy's for education and recreational enjoyment, both for local and international visitors. Kenya has 42 cultures all living harmoniously in villages unchanged by this modern world, sharing resources Mother Nature provided.