

Northern Kenya is home to some of Africa’s most iconic wildlife species – elephants roaming vast savannahs, graceful giraffes browsing on acacia trees, and rare species like the Grevy’s zebra and African wild dog. Unfortunately, these treasures face mounting threats: habitat loss, poaching, and climate change.
At Nareto Conservancy, we believe that wildlife and people can thrive together. Our mission is to protect biodiversity while improving community livelihoods.
Our Approach
We use tracking devices, applications, and digital reporting tools to monitor wildlife movements and enhance protection.
Through partnerships we implement conflict mitigation strategies like predator-proof bomas and community awareness campaigns.
We employ and train local community scouts who serve as wildlife guardians, patrolling the conservancy to deter poaching and respond to threats.
Schools and youth programs teach the next generation about the importance of conservation.
Why Wildlife Matters to Us All
Our Impact
Through community ranger patrols, poaching cases have significantly decreased.
Over 1,000 community members educated on wildlife conservation.
Gradual return of wildlife to previously degraded areas.
Call to Action !

You can make a difference.
Your donation trains rangers, provides surveillance equipment, and protects endangered species.