Welcome To Nareto Conservancy
Nareto Conservancy is 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.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Nareto Conservancy is a community‑led conservation initiative nestled in the striking landscapes of Laikipia North, Kenya, along the Il‑Polei–Dol‑dol road, and blends wildlife protection with cultural heritage and community empowerment in a model of harmonious coexistence.
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.
Nareto undertakes comprehensive environmental and wildlife protection through:
Wildlife conservation via anti‑poaching patrols, habitat restoration, and partnerships with local and international organizations.
Environmental conservation including soil protection, planting indigenous trees, controlling invasive Opuntia stricta (cactus), water management (shared dams), and environmental education.
Community empowerment initiatives, such as combating gender‑based violence, beekeeping, ICT center development, Maasai Cricket Club and football teams, clean water access, and capacity building.
Visitors enjoy authentic and immersive eco‑tourism experiences including:
Tented bush campsites in locations like Naya Nkainito and Esoit Nalua for overnight stays under the stars.
Cultural and historical experiences exploring landmarks such as Endonyo E Pisha Rock, Naya Nkainito Rock, and Murua O Sidan, cultural manyattas, Maasai dances, and local beadwork.
Wildlife safaris, hikes, trekking, and rock‑climbing, plus scenic sundowner experiences during vibrant African sunsets.
Nareto actively integrates community inclusion by:
Empowering women through economic and leadership programs, including beekeeping and cultural tourism via Manyattas.
Providing clean water sources for both residents and wildlife, initiating ICT centers, and building sports programs like Maasai Cricket and football teams.
Offering environmental education, youth & women capacity building, and inclusive conservation participation.
Nareto has successfully restored and protected local ecosystems, increasing biodiversity through:
Restoration of natural habitats that support endangered and native species.
Effective soil and water management improving habitat quality.
A strong conservation model balancing people, wildlife, and environment, making it a beacon of sustainable coexistence.
To visit, you can book eco‑tourism experiences like tented camps, wildlife safaris, cultural tours, sundowner sessions, and guided conservation training.
To support Nareto, you can engage in community or conservation programs, volunteer in capacity building or environmental projects, stay at campsites, purchase cultural crafts, or contribute to empowerment initiatives. To make arrangements or inquire further, please use the Contact Us or Book With Us links on the website.
You can support Nareto Conservancy through financial contributions, in-kind donations, or by funding specific programs such as wildlife protection, women’s empowerment, environmental restoration, or youth education.
To donate:
- You may donate directly in our website by supporting our campaigns or projects.
Visit our website’s Contact or Support Us section.
Reach out directly via email or phone for tailored donation options, partnerships, or sponsorships.
We welcome both one-time and recurring donations, and all support directly benefits the community and conservation efforts.
Your support helps preserve biodiversity while empowering the local community.