LWF Participates in World Wildlife Day Celebrations

Conservation Education, Forum Focus, Images, News, Wildlife

This year’s World Wildlife Day, hosted by Laikipia County and themed “Connecting People and Planet: Exploring Digital Innovation in Wildlife Conservation,” gathered environmental stakeholders at KANU grounds in Nanyuki, emphasizing responsible technology use in wildlife preservation. Passionate conservationists shared insights on digital tools’ role in addressing conservation challenges, highlighting the importance of harmonious human-wildlife coexistence,…

LWF and MpalaLive Unite for Conservation Documentation and Outreach

Conservation Education, Forum Focus, Images, Land Use, Nothern, Rangelands, Tourism, Water, Wildlife

In the dynamic world of conservation, partnerships are key to amplifying impact and reaching wider audiences. This was evident when representatives from the MpalaLive project, Valerie May and Victor Kasii, paid a visit to our offices during the first quarter of the year to explore potential collaborations between our two organizations. For those unfamiliar, MpalaLive…

Forging Partnerships: LWF and LTA Collaborate with KTB to Boost Tourism in Laikipia

Forum Focus, Images, News, Tourism, Wildlife

LWF and the Laikipia Tourism Association (LTA) teamed up to welcome the Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) to Nanyuki and Laikipia County as a whole.  KTB visited Laikipia County  to engage with key stakeholders in the tourism sector and explore opportunities for collaboration and growth. The objectives of these visits were twofold: to establish connections and…

Remembering Sudan

Conservation Education, Forum Focus, News, Wildlife

Sudan was the last male northern white rhinoceros on earth. He had become an international celebrity, not because of any special talents but because he represented an entire subspecies that was about to become functionally extinct. This extinction wasn’t because the rhinos failed in evolution. It was because they could not survive us, mankind. Wild…

WORLD WILDLIFE DAY: Joining Hands to Protect Our Ecosystem

Conservation Education, Images, News, Water, Wildlife

To commemorate World Wildlife Day, we today joined our partners in conservation the Kenya Wildilife Service, The County Government of Laikipia, Ol Pejeta Conservancy, William Holden Wildlife Foundation, the Water Resources Authority and Likii and Nanyuki WRUA for a clean-up exercise of Rivers Nanyuki and Likii. In her speech after the clean-up, the Assistant Director,…