About Us

Established in 1995, the conservancy covers 394,000 acres in the Matthews Mountain Range and is recognized as being some of Kenya’s best-untouched wilderness.

Kalama Community Wildlife Conservancy is a resilient community conservation that uplifts livelihood. This massive 500-sq-km conservancy is located just south of Isiolo.

Once a poaching hotspot, the conservancy is home to a range of wildlife, including elephants, lions, Grevy's zebra, eland, kudu and much birdlife and Black Rhinos

Ngilai is a carefully protected wilderness which serves many purposes, bringing rain for the community and grass for wildlife and cattle. It was established to help curb human-wildlife conflicts.

Westgate Conservancy is home to semi-nomadic Samburu pastoralists. It stretches along Ewaso Nyiro river to the west of Samburu National Reserve – hence its name. It is 366 km² in size

The Sanctuary takes in orphaned and abandoned elephant calves with the aim to release them back into the wild herds adjoining Reteti. It is located within the greater Namunyak

Designed to rescue and release orphaned and abandoned elephant calves, whilst creating much needed benefits to the local people that live alongside them.

This is the newest community conservation initiative in the Samburu-Laikipia area. It is located in an area where poaching and ethnic conflicts affect local communities and wildlife..

Meibae Community Wildlife Conservancy was established by a Community in the year 2006. It boasts a wide range of wildlife including Greater Kudu, African wild dogs & Gerenuks

Famous location for Rhino Charge Rally, Nkoteiya was established to support conservation and derive benefits arising from conservation while allowing controlled livestock.