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Kenyan wildlife conservancies promote coexistence between wildlife, communities, and sustainable tourism. These wildlife conservancies, found in different parts of Kenya, are wildlife sanctuaries of diverse ecosystems that also protect endangered species.

They differ from traditional national parks in that they prioritize community involvement, empowering local inhabitants in wildlife management while fostering economic opportunities through eco-tourism. From vast savannas to dense forests, these wildlife conservancies offer sustenance for a rich variety of wildlife including elephants, lions, rhinos, and an array of bird species.

The partnerships with local communities and conservation organizations in these sanctuaries display a balanced approach, where the protection of wildlife habitats goes hand in hand with supporting the livelihoods of the people. This ensures the safeguarding of Kenya’s natural wonders for generations ahead.

Wildlife Conservancies in Kenya

Loisaba Conservancy

Loisaba exemplifies luxury and freedom. You decide how you want to experience the wilderness. Do you want to spend more time on a camel, mountain biking, horseback riding, hiking, or game driving? Loisaba hosts buffalo, lions, elephants, and leopards. The elephant...

Lewa Conservancy

Lewa offers a unique combination of fantastic scenery, game viewing, multiple endangered species, and hospitality. Visitors to Lewa contribute to preserving endangered rhinos, grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, and colobus Monkey. All these animals remain endangered....

Mara North Conservancy

With 67,954 acres of private wilderness and only 141 beds, the Mara North Conservancy is an undisturbed pocket of the Maasai Mara ecosystem. Enjoy horseback safaris, game drives, walking safaris, and bush dining. Nine hundred local landowners and 12 investors came...

Naboisho Conservancy

With fewer visitors and more animals, Naboisho offers a more intimate experience of the wild African savannah. You can get walking safaris, picnics in the wild, and even fly camping. The lion population is denser here than anywhere else in Africa. Then there are the...

Ol Pejeta Conservancy (Sweetwaters)

Ol Pejeta Conservancy is the premier black rhino sanctuary in East Africa. There are two Northern White Rhinos – the only ones of their kind – living at Ol Pejeta. But Ol Pejeta also boasts lions, elephant herds and other large mammals. How to get to Ol Pejeta...

Olare Motorogi Conservancy

Olare Orok and Motorogi conservancies merged together to form Olare Motorogi conservancy. The result is more than 50,000 acres of priceless animal habitat. Olare Motorogi comprises savannah, river valleys, riverine forests, migration corridors, woodlands, escarpments,...