Biodiversity Conservation
Protecting the unique ecosystems of the escarpment
The Elgeyo Marakwet escarpment is home to remarkable biodiversity, including numerous endemic and threatened species. Our biodiversity conservation program works with communities to protect critical habitats, monitor wildlife populations, and reduce human-wildlife conflict.
Community biodiversity surveys and monitoring
Establishment of community conservancies
Human-wildlife conflict mitigation measures
Invasive species control and management
Program Outcomes
Sacred grove and cultural landscape protection
Linkage with national and county conservation authorities
50+
Species Monitored
3
Conservancies Established
500ha
Habitat Protected
Frequently Asked Questions
You can support this program by volunteering, partnering with us, or making a financial contribution. Contact us to discuss how you can best contribute to our mission.
Our programs operate across Elgeyo Marakwet County in Kenya's Rift Valley, focusing on communities along the escarpment that are most affected by environmental degradation.
We use participatory monitoring and evaluation methods, combining quantitative data (area restored, people trained) with qualitative community feedback to track progress and adapt our approach.
Yes! We actively seek partnerships with NGOs, government agencies, academic institutions, and private sector organizations. Reach out to discuss collaboration opportunities.
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Your contribution directly funds activities that restore ecosystems and improve lives.