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Along the beaches of Watamu, a ranger’s work often begins long before dawn. By torchlight, local patrol teams walk the shoreline listening out for a quiet, shuffling movement above the tide line: the slow, determined crawl of a female turtle hauling herself ashore to nest. By sunrise, the tracks may already be fading beneath the wind and waves, but the information captured under the moonlight becomes part of something much larger – a conservation effort that has been quietly

In the far north-west of Laikipia, where the Plateau gives way to Kenya’s northern drylands, Mugie Conservancy stretches across ~50,000 acres of open grasslands and tangled acacia woodlands. Elephants move through its valleys, lions patrol the rocky ridges, and endangered Grévy’s zebras graze on the open plains. Today, it is one of Laikipia’s most important wildlife corridors, linking neighbouring conservancies and migratory routes across the wider ecosystem. Nearly a quar

High in Kenya’s central highlands, the Mount Kenya Ecosystem stretches across a mosaic of protected land that includes Mount Kenya National Park, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, Borana Conservancy, and the Ngare Ndare Forest Reserve. It is a landscape shaped as much by people as by nature, yet it still holds extraordinary wildlife within its boundaries: from elephant herds moving through corridors to one of the region’s most important populations of Critically Endangered black rhi

Set in the heart of Kenya’s Laikipia County, Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy covers 58,000 acres of vast grasslands, scattered acacia trees, rolling hills, and dramatic rocky outcrops known as kopjes that loom over the plains. These extraordinary landscapes are home to a vast array of wildlife, including Key 2 populations of eastern black ( Diceros bicornis michaeli ) and southern white rhino ( Ceratotherium simum simum ), as well as 22 species of ungulates, five large carnivo

Situated on the northern foothills of Mount Kenya, the Lewa-Borana Landscape (LBL) is a 376km 2 joint wildlife reserve at the heart of the Laikipia-Samburu ecosystem. This vast stretch of land connects seamlessly with neighbouring pastoral rangelands, creating one of Kenya’s most important conservation areas. To the south, it borders the government-owned Mount Kenya and Ngare Ndare Forest Reserves, while to the west and north, it opens into the Il Ngwesi, Lekurruki and Lapir

The 2025 Congress, held at Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, Kenya, had record attendance, bringing together 150 delegates from 20 countries.