Through support from TerraFund for AFR100, LWF commenced the restoration of Likii and Nanyuki Rivers’ riparian zones, which are instrumental in improving water quality for both surface runoff and water flowing into streams through subsurface or underground water. To achieve this restoration goal, LWF has partnered with different stakeholders to undertake tree-growing events aimed at…
LWF participated in a two-day workshop on 4th and 5th June, 2024, aimed at formulating the Laikipia Rangelands Management Bill. This workshop brought together stakeholders, from the National Government, FLLoCCA, CSOs including Hand in Hand East Africa, Laikipia Conservancies Association, and representatives from the CLMCs in Laikipia from Mukogodo West and Mukogodo East, along with…
Amidist the urgent call for collaboration in combating human wildlife conflict in Ewaso ecosystem, LWF joined a team of experts in a human carnivore conflict and co- existence workshop organized by Samburu- Laikipia wild dog project held at Old House, Nanyuki. The workshop brought together conservationists, ecologists, researchers, wildlife vets and other stakeholders working in…
On June 13th, 2024, LWF participated in a PFMP (Participatory Forest Management Plan) sensitization forum organized by the Ilmamusi Community Forest Association (CFA) at Lokusero Secondary School. The forum aimed to deepen the community’s understanding of forest management and explore collaborative efforts to enhance sustainable practices. The event began with welcoming remarks emphasizing the importance…
Laikipia boasts a vast range of wildlife, captivating landscapes and vibrant cultural heritage which are key attractions for tourists. This has led to significant development of hospitality and tourism establishments. Laikipia Tourism Association (LTA) is an alliance that links all the tourism providers to foster growth of Laikipia as tourist destination by advocating for all…
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…
Conservation education is vital for future generations, equipping them with the knowledge to understand critical issues such as climate change, prolonged droughts, and floods in different parts of the country. Recognizing this need, Laikipia Wildlife Forum (LWF) has strengthened its engagement with Three Rivers Academy. We collaborated with The Laikipian to enlighten students through the…
Laikipia Wildlife Forum joined the World in this year’s World Environment Day celebrations on June 5th, 2024, at Embu University. Under the theme “Land Restoration, Desertification, and Drought Resilience” and the slogan “United for Land, Our Future,” the event emphasized the urgent need for collaborative efforts to address environmental challenges. The event was graced by…
At the Laikipia Wildlife Forum (LWF), we believe in the power of collaboration to drive positive change in our communities. This is why we collaborated with the Water Resources Authority (WRA) to host a transformative training session aimed at bolstering the sustainability and efficiency of community water projects (CWPs) in Laikipia North. Held on the…
The Mukogodo Landscape, and other adjacent ecosystems, are critical ecosystems that support diverse flora and fauna, including several endangered species. However, over the years, the landscape has experienced significant degradation due to deforestation, unsustainable land use practices, and climate change impacts. This degradation of our landscapes and forests poses significant challenges to both environmental sustainability and…