CategoriesEducation Empowerment WildlifeWe 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 impressive 76% of participants excel […]
CategoriesEducationCommunity forest associations play an important role in participatory forest management. Conservation Kenya is committed to building the capacity of these institutions in carrying out their roles in public awareness, tree planting, beekeeping, and ecotourism among others. The Loitokitok Community Forest Association continues to benefit from training and team building at the Conservation Kenya camp […]
Conservation Kenya is committed to promoting the participation of young learners in conservation. Amboseli Camp is the perfect environment for children to interact and learn about our wildlife heritage. Nature is the best teacher.
CategoriesWildlifeConservation Kenya approaches the challenge of elephant protection through engaging directly with affected human communities on an equal footing. The project impacts range from elevating elephant awareness through grassroots participatory solutions, up to the international level including successful campaigns facilitating the elimination of ivory stocks through high profile ivory burns.
