LWF continues to support local community-based organizations (CBOs) and youth in raising awareness on environmental issues. With support from WWF through their Russell E. Train Education for Nature Program, LWF has inspired young people to speak out boldly for nature. Their voices, passionate, informed, and solution-oriented, have been captured and shared across social media platforms, sparking…
When you picture the Laikipia landscape, with its roaming wildlife and rivers weaving through forested hills, it’s easy to see what makes it unique. But beyond the soil and scenery, something even more powerful is quietly taking root in the minds of young learners. This past quarter, the Laikipia Wildlife Forum (LWF) has been…
Conservation education has been one of the key pillars of Laikipia Wildlife Forum in driving sustainability and creating resilience for the local communities, especially for students and the youth. Students are critical in championing conservation efforts, but enhancing their understanding through practical models away from the confinement of the classroom is key. Our school outreach…
Dear Members, Friends and Partners, My commitment to environmental and sustainable natural resource management is driven by my love for nature and a clean environment. Formal education just enhanced it. I learned about Laikipia (Wildlife) Forum 12 years ago and had an opportunity to establish synergies with one of the projects I implemented while with…
The ILMAMUSI Forest Association, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, Kenya Forest Service, Borana Conservancy, Kenya Wildlife Service, the Northern Rangeland Trust, and the Laikipia Forum met on the 4th of March to agree on the team and the roadmap that will implement the new BIOPAMA Mukogodo Support Project. The team shows its full commitment to implement the…
The County Government of Laikipia and its partners are doing everything in their capacity to eradicate the prickly pear cactus problem in Laikipia. These were sentiments from the Laikipia Deputy Director for Environment and Natural Resources, Mr. John Letai. He was speaking during the Opuntia stakeholders meeting convened by Laikipia Forum on the 24th of February…