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.
Read the latest stories, community updates, and conservation achievements from across our conservancy.
Discover how our community-led initiatives are making an impact in Laikipia.
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.
Twelve young men and women from Musul, Kijabe, and Nkiloriti have completed the inaugural community ranger training programme.
Strategic partnerships with regional tour operators are set to increase visitor numbers and community income from eco-tourism activities.
A newly formed peace committee bringing together leaders from all three community lands is working to resolve grazing disputes and improve regional security.
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