Community-Led Rangeland Restoration Shows Promising Results
The Musul community land has seen a 40% improvement in grass cover following two years of coordinated grazing management and gully healing initiatives.
Naibunga Central Conservancy spans over 28,437 acres in Laikipia, uniting Musul, Kijabe, and Nkiloriti communities in shared protection of wildlife and rangelands.
At Naibunga Central, we believe that conservation thrives when communities are at its heart. By working hand in hand with the people of Musul, Kijabe, Nkiloriti, we aim to create a harmonious balance between rangeland restoration, wildlife conservation, and sustainable livelihoods.
Our efforts go beyond safeguarding nature. From engaging youth in conservation education to creating jobs through eco-tourism and natural resource management, we are committed to transforming lives while protecting the land we all depend on.
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Our work is rooted in purpose. Each area of impact reflects a core challenge we are committed to addressing — whether it's protecting the environment, advancing community welfare, or building lasting peace.
Experience the beauty of Laikipia through our community-run eco-tourism campsites. Each offers a unique, immersive connection to the land and its people.
Naibunga Central Conservancy operates under the patronage of the Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT), working hand-in-hand with leading conservation, forestry, and government partners to safeguard wildlife and support local communities.

































Stay informed with the latest developments from our conservancy.
The Musul community land has seen a 40% improvement in grass cover following two years of coordinated grazing management and gully healing initiatives.
The 2025 wildlife census has recorded encouraging numbers for Grevy's zebra and elephant populations within the conservancy boundaries.
The Naibunga Central women's beadwork cooperative has successfully launched an online marketplace, connecting traditional Maasai craftsmanship with global customers.
Your visit, partnership, or donation directly supports the communities of Musul, Kijabe, and Nkiloriti in their effort to protect wildlife and build sustainable futures.