Welcome To Nareto Conservancy
A grassroots conservation organization based in Laikipia County, Northern Kenya. We are proudly committed to conserving biodiversity, promoting sustainable livelihoods, and strengthening indigenous land stewardship. Formally registered in Kenya as a community-based organization, We work in close collaboration with local communities, conservation partners, and government agencies to ensure a balanced coexistence between people, livestock, and wildlife.
While our focus is rooted deeply in Northern Kenya, our impact is felt across the region through our dedication to community empowerment, wildlife conservation, and sustainable natural resource management. Since its inception, Nareto Conservancy has emerged as a vital example of how conservation and community development can go hand-in-hand, ensuring long-term benefits for both people and the environment.
Connect, Conserve and Collect with Nareto
Nareto Conservancy is dedicated to protecting and restoring our natural ecosystems. We work to conserve forests, wildlife habitats, and water resources, while also rehabilitating degraded areas to bring back biodiversity. By safeguarding the environment today, we ensure a healthier, more resilient future for generations to come.
We believe that conservation thrives when local communities thrive. That’s why we support sustainable livelihood projects that reduce dependence on destructive practices. Through skills training, eco-friendly enterprises, and income-generating opportunities, we empower communities to become champions of conservation while improving their quality of life.
Knowledge is at the heart of lasting change. Nareto Conservancy engages schools, youth groups, and community members through environmental education and awareness programs. By fostering a deeper understanding of the value of nature, we inspire individuals to take action in protecting their environment and become stewards of conservation.
Real impact is achieved through collaboration. We work with government institutions, civil society, and like-minded organizations to advocate for stronger environmental policies and inclusive conservation practices. Through partnerships, we amplify our reach, share resources, and build a united movement for sustainable development.
At Nareto Conservancy, we bring people and nature together—protecting wildlife, restoring ecosystems, and empowering communities to thrive sustainably. Every connection you make helps conserve biodiversity and strengthens local livelihoods for generations to come.
Join us in shaping a future where conservation and community go hand in hand. Through collective action, Nareto empowers local voices, safeguards natural resources, and creates opportunities that benefit both people and the planet.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Nareto Conservancy is a community-based organization committed to environmental conservation, education, and sustainable development. We work with local communities to protect natural resources and improve livelihoods.
Mission: To create a conservancy where communities benefit from and are connected to natural resources and wildlife.
Vision: To protect and preserve biodiversity through innovative conservation practices, sustainable environmental initiatives, and inclusive community engagement.
We run programs on environmental conservation, climate change awareness, tree planting, water and sanitation, and community education to build sustainable livelihoods.
We operate in Northern Kenya, working closely with local communities, schools, and partners to implement conservation and development projects.
Through education, skills training, and livelihood projects, we help communities adopt sustainable practices, access clean water, and improve their quality of life.
You can support us through donations, partnerships, or volunteering. Every contribution helps us fund conservation and community projects that create real impact.
Yes! We welcome volunteers to participate in tree planting, community cultural activities and outreach, awareness campaigns, and project support. Contact us to learn more.
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