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Field Stories
Moving Conservation Beyond the Classroom
A school can teach conservation as a subject. Or it can become a place where conservation is practiced every day. That was the idea behind a two-day Teachers Training of Trainers workshop organized by CHD Conservation Kenya in partnership with the Born Free Foundation in February 2026. Nineteen teachers came
When Conservation Training Is Not Enough
Forty-three young conservationists arrived in Naivasha to study wildlife. But over two days, the lessons that mattered most had little to do with animals. A conservation career can demand technical knowledge, field skills and scientific discipline. But knowing how to manage money, navigate pressure, communicate professionally, protect your digital footprint
Seeing a Future in Conservation
A young person reflects on mentorship, Eco Camp or field exposure.
Living Alongside Elephants
A community perspective on the realities of coexistence.
Growing Food Where Water Is Scarce
A household story from the climate-smart kitchen gardens programme.
A Woodland Taking Root
Follow one restoration site as degraded land begins to recover.
Answering the Boys’ Call: Empowering Lemong’o Youth at Amboseli Camp.
In the quiet stretches of Amboseli, where the horizon meets the sky, young men like Mateo walk a path many don’t see. Mateo, the younger brother of Nemma—one of Lemong’o’s first female high school graduates and soon-to-be college student spends a chunk of his time during school holidays herding cattle,
August 2024 Girls’ Mentorship Camp Highlights.
For years, many girls from marginalized communities have faced daunting challenges—academic struggles, early pregnancies, and marriages—that have held them back from realizing their dreams. Without guidance or mentors, their aspirations often remain unfulfilled, leaving them trapped in cycles of poverty and limited opportunity. At CHD Conservation Kenya, we recognized this
Project Sikilizeni’s Memorable Visit to Tsavo West National Park.
Embark on an unforgettable journey with the girls of Camp Project Skilizeni as they defy the odds to explore the wild beauty of Tsavo West National Park. From muddy mishaps to breathtaking landscapes, discover why this adventure became the highlight of their camp experience. Dive into a tale of resilience, excitement, and natural wonder that promises to leave you inspired and yearning for your own wild expedition.
Moulding Home-Grown Conservationists with KWT’s Mentorship Program.
We joined hands with Kenya Wildlife Trust (KWT) at Wildlife Research and Training Institute (WRTI), Naivasha, once again for the Second Edition of their renowned mentorship program aimed at nurturing the future leaders of conservation. This collaborative effort stems from the resounding success of the inaugural program, which saw an
Planting Seeds of Change in Amboseli.
The Tupende Mazingira School Outreach Program is once again in full swing for its 3rd term edition. This vital initiative plays a pivotal role in our mission to rejuvenate the Amboseli ecosystem. At its core, this program believes that the path to change starts with nurturing the roots of transformation—our
CHD Conservation Kenya CEO Collins Busuru Selected as Girl Rising Future Rising Fellow
We are pleased to announce the selection of our CEO, Collins Busuru, as a Fellow for Girl Rising. The Girl Rising Future Rising Fellowship is a global initiative, that annually identifies 10 outstanding young leaders aged 17 to 25. Busuru’s Future Rising Project will spotlight the narratives of young Maasai