LWF PARTICIPATES IN CONSERVATION EDUCATION CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP

Conservation education is a crucial component of Kenya’s education system, particularly with the integration of the new competency-based curriculum (CBC). Instilling conservation values in learners from an early age ensures they become responsible stewards of the environment. Recognizing this need, the Wildlife Clubs of Kenya (WCK) has embarked on developing a National Conservation Education Curriculum…

Learning beyond the Classroom: LWF Brings Conservation to Life at All-Age Fun Fair

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…

Conservation Education in Action

Our Conservation Education unit remains committed to promoting environmental awareness and equipping learners with the practical skills necessary to mitigate the effects of climate change and address other environmental challenges. In partnership with institutions such as Three Rivers Academy, Borana Conservancy, and Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, William Holden, among others, LWF focuses on hands-on environmental activities…

LWF PARTICIPATES IN THE REGIONAL CENTRE FOR MAPPING OF RESOURCES FOR DEVELOPMENT (RCMRD) INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 2024 HELD BETWEEN 13TH AND 15TH AUGUST 2024 AT THE RCMRD COMPLEX IN NAIROBI

The Executive Director, Celline Achieng’ represented the LWF in this conference. The theme of the conference was ‘Earth: our only home’ and it was anchored on five thematic areas with various institutions and organizations presenting their research work and on-going projects. These thematic areas were: Agriculture and Food Security; Disaster Risk Reduction and Health; Land…

Our Visit to Loisaba Conservancy

On September 4, 2024, we visited Loisaba Conservancy to explore areas of synergy and partnership. Tom Silvester, the CEO of Loisaba Conservancy, hosted the meeting with the objective of identifying mutual opportunities to enhance conservation efforts across Laikipia. Upon arrival, we received an extensive tour of Loisaba’s operations, visiting various departments, including Conservation, Human Resources,…

Empowering Educators for Environmental Stewardship

From April 11th to 13th, 2024, the Northern Kenya Conservation Clubs’ (NKCC) held a transformative workshop at the William Holden Foundation Education Center. The event attended by Laikipia Wildlife Forum (LWF), was a significant step towards promoting conservation education among schools in Northern Kenya. LWF, committed to the protection of natural resources, has been at…

THE PEREGRINE FUND PAYS A COURTESY CALL TO THE LAIKIPIA WILDLIFE FORUM

Dr. Darcy Ogada, the Africa Program Director, visited LWF and delivered a presentation on raptors, which proved to be both informative and enlightening. Even after her departure, discussions about the presentation continued among the team. During her presentation, Darcy shed light on the efforts aimed at preventing extinction, protecting habitats, engaging communities, and addressing threats…