Get Involved
Your Support Helps Keep Amboseli Resilient
Protecting Amboseli is a shared responsibility. CHD works with communities, partners, supporters and visitors who believe that people, wildlife and healthy landscapes should be able to thrive together.
Every contribution helps move that work forward, whether through restoration, conservation education, community resilience, research or direct support for locally led conservation
Ways to Get Involved
Choose how you want to make a difference.
There is more than one way to support conservation in Amboseli.
You can contribute directly to CHD’s programmes, partner with us, visit Oldonyo Musa Eco Camp, volunteer your skills or stay connected to the work. Each pathway helps strengthen the people, wildlife and landscapes that depend on this shared ecosystem.
Donate
Support practical conservation work across Amboseli.
Partner With CHD
Bring funding, expertise or collaboration to shared conservation goals.
Visit Oldonyo Musa Eco Camp
Experience Amboseli through conservation, community and nature.
Volunteer
Contribute relevant skills and time to CHD’s work.
Donate
Turn your support into action.
Every contribution to CHD helps fund practical conservation work across Amboseli. It helps us restore degraded landscapes and grow indigenous trees. We are able to strengthen community resilience, conduct conservation education and wildlife research.
Programme Funding
Research Collaboration
Technical Expertise
Corporate Conservation Partnerships
Partner With CHD
Stronger partnerships. Stronger conservation.
The challenges facing Amboseli require collaboration across communities, conservation organizations, funders, researchers, government institutions and the private sector. CHD works with partners who can bring funding, expertise, technology, research, networks or implementation support to shared conservation goals. Together, we can strengthen habitat restoration, wildlife conservation, community resilience, education and locally led solutions across the ecosystem.
Visit Oldonyo Musa Eco Camp
Experience Amboseli beyond the safari.
Oldonyo Musa Eco Camp offers visitors a more immersive way to experience Amboseli through nature, conservation and community.
Guests can stay close to the landscape, encounter wildlife, learn from conservation practitioners, engage with local communities and experience CHD’s work firsthand. The camp is suited to individual travelers, families, schools, research groups and conservation-minded organizations looking for a more meaningful connection to Amboseli.
A visit also helps support CHD’s wider conservation and community work.



Mentorship & Education
Research & Field Support
Restoration Activities
Communications & Skills-Based Volunteering
Volunteer & Participate
Bring your skills to conservation.
CHD welcomes people who can contribute relevant time, skills and experience to its work across Amboseli. Depending on current programme needs, opportunities may include conservation education, mentorship, research support, habitat restoration, communications, community engagement and activities at Oldonyo Musa Eco Camp.
Stay Connected
Stay close to the work.
Conservation is long-term work, and the story continues well beyond a single visit, donation or programme. Stay connected to CHD’s field stories, research, programme updates and conservation perspectives and get updates as we continue working with communities across Amboseli.
Be Part of What Happens Next
The future of Amboseli is still being shaped.