We’re Building and Promoting Wildlife Conservation We work to promote sound environmental values and sustainable living and co-existence with Wildlife and their Habitat. join us

What We Do.

We are on a mission

We support the establishment and sustainable management of conservancies in the Western landscape and the replication of best practices pertaining to wildlife monitoring and habitat use.

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We are Committed to Conservation

Dedication to the preservation and protection of wildlife and natural habitats while Implementing best practices in wildlife management and habitat restoration.

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We are Guided by Clear Objectives

We assist with the creation and sustainability of conservancies and the replication of best practices pertaining to wildlife monitoring and habitat sustainable use across the Country

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Support to Livelihood Programs

We offer Support to livelihood programs involves initiatives aimed at improving the economic well-being of local communities.

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We're making an impact

We encourage sustainable coexistence with wildlife and the natural environment.

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Success Stories

Slide Conserving Natures Guardians At the forefront of environmental conservation lies the simple yet powerful act of planting 3000 trees. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, trees serve as nature’s guardians, purifying the air, stabilizing soil, mitigating climate change, and providing habitat for diverse wildlife. In an era marked by environmental degradation and biodiversity loss, tree planting emerges as a beacon of hope, offering tangible solutions to pressing global challenges. Read more Slide Revamping Yala Swamp Yala Swamp is one of Kenya’s largest freshwater wetlands, playing a crucial role in maintaining the ecological health of Lake Victoria and providing a habitat for a diverse range of species. For decades, the swamp has been a source of livelihood for the local population, primarily through fishing, farming, and papyrus harvesting. However, over time, unsustainable agricultural practices, overfishing, and encroachment have led to the degradation of this critical ecosystem. The loss of biodiversity, declining water quality, and reduced fish stocks were clear signs that urgent action was needed. Read more

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Save nature's sights and songs

Together, let us sow the seeds of change and cultivate a greener, more prosperous future for generations to come.

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We are open to new members joining us.

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Strengthening Conservation Through Collaboration: MMWCA and WWCA Exchange Knowledge for Enhanced Community-Led Conservation and Operational Efficiency

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