Kenyas’ Wildlife Census Indicates Some Population Growth
The 2021 National Wildlife Census Report was officially handed over to the President of Kenya at State House by the…
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Collaboration with Experts Helps the LTA to Deliver Membership Benefits
In recent months, the Laikipia Tourism Association has been growing its partnerships with various organizations and entities to help it…
Laikipia Forum A Focal Point for Conservation Dialog in the Greater Laikipia Landscape
On 20th August 2021, the Laikipia Forum held its Annual General Meeting. 21 conservation leaders and organizations were present at…
Governance, the key to Sustainable Rural WASH services
On 24th August 2021, twelve Community Water Projects drawn from seven WRUAs went on benchmarking trip to the Mutitu Water…
Update On The Laikipia County Spatial Plan
A SPATIAL PLAN for Laikipia County is underway. Driven by the County’s Roads, Public Works, Lands and Energy Department, and…
We Vow To Protect Our Spring :Loiragai Community Promise to Take ownership of their Spring
Community members from IL Ngwesi have vowed to be at the forefront to ensure that the Loiragai spring remains protected,…
0.5 MM Dam Liner Specifications
Dam liners are a worthwhile investment to save and store water. Dam liners mitigate water loss through sipping and evaporation.…
Promoting Conservation Farming as Part of Smart Water Agriculture
The Mount Kenya Trust had a farmer’s day at their Mugumo Regenerative Agriculture Project (MRAP) next to Lolldaiga ranch. Neighboring farmers, representatives…
Where Does Tourism Fit in the County’s Spatial Plan?
Laikipia county’s Department of Lands, Infrastructure and Urban Development recently reached out to the Laikipia Tourism Association, as efforts intensify…
Ownership Key to WRUA Sustainability
“The Water and Environmental conversation must start by us accepting that we must play a role in ensuring that our…