A weathered interpretive sign stands on the left side of a reddish-brown dirt path, leading into a dense, verdant forest

A weathered interpretive sign stands on the left side of a reddish-brown dirt path, leading into a dense, verdant forest. The scene is located within a nature reserve or forest area in Nairobi, Kenya, likely Karura Forest or a similar conservation site, indicated by the "Savannah Food Cycle" sign content and the forest environment. The primary subject is a rectangular information board, approximately 1.5 meters in height, exhibiting fading and wear. It is titled "SAVANNAH FOOD CYCLE" in English and "MUTIRIRIKO WA CHAKULA NYIKANI" in Swahili. The sign features multiple illustrations of African savanna wildlife, including lions, zebras, elephants, wildebeest, and various birds, interconnected by arrows to depict food chain relationships. This sign is securely attached to a thick, dark brown wooden post by two visible metal bands; the post's top is capped with a round metal cover. The ground consists of packed dirt with scattered dry leaves and patches of green grass, particularly to the left of the sign. The background is dominated by a thick, unmanicured forest characterized by numerous trees of varying trunk diameters and dense green foliage extending upwards, suggesting an undisturbed natural habitat. No individuals, human or animal, are present within the visible frame. The lighting suggests an overcast or dappled daytime condition.