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WWCA Champions Western Kenya’s Voice in National Wildlife Bill Talks : Pushing for Community-Led Conservation, Ranger Protection, and Inclusive Wildlife Governance in the Draft Wildlife Bill 2025

The Western Wildlife Conservancies Association (WWCA) is participating in a meeting convened by the Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association (KWCA) to discuss the Draft Wildlife Bill 2025. The meeting, brings together key stakeholders, including KWCA National Conservancy Council members, CEOs of landscape associations, and other conservancy stakeholders. This crucial gathering is hosted in partnership with WWF-Kenya. […]

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Greening the Future: Kaimosi Mission Wildlife Conservancy Leads Collaborative Tree Planting in Western Kenya

  At the heart of Western Kenya’s lush biodiversity, the Kaimosi Mission Wildlife Conservancy is setting an inspiring example of landscape restoration and conservation leadership. In a bold and timely initiative, the conservancy has partnered with the Western Wildlife Conservancies Association , National Youth Service (NYS), Kenya Forest Service and Kaimosi Friends University (KAFU) to […]

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WWCA Engages in Key Workshop on Carbon Markets and Conservation Financing

The Western Wildlife Conservancies Association (WWCA) today participated in a critical workshop hosted by the Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association (KWCA) and the Carbon Markets Association of Kenya (CAMAK). As Western Kenya continues to navigate conservation challenges, carbon markets present a vital opportunity for conservancies to diversify funding sources while ensuring the sustainability of their landscapes. […]

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WWCA Engages in REDD+ and e-Learning Workshop for ClimateArk Kenya to Enhance Conservation Efforts

The Western Wildlife Conservancies Association (WWCA) had the opportunity to take part in the REDD+ and e-Learning Workshop for ClimateArk Kenya which took place at Naivasha during February 26th through 27th 2025. The workshop hosted by Conservation International gathered essential stakeholders from conservation circles and climate action groups and sustainable forest management experts to devise […]

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“Community-Led Conservation: How Buteyo Miti Park is Pioneering Sustainable Biodiversity Protection in Western Kenya”

The Western Wildlife Conservancies Association (WWCA) recently visited Buteyo Miti Park, a remarkable community-led conservation initiative in the heart of Western Kenya. This visit was not just an opportunity to witness the park’s rich biodiversity but also a reaffirmation of our commitment to strengthening conservation efforts in the region. Nestled in Bungoma County, Buteyo Miti […]

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KISHOMI Triple D Society to Host Luo Cultural Day in Homabay County

The Western Wildlife Conservancies Association (WWCA), encompassing efforts across Kisumu, Siaya, Homabay, and Migori counties, is thrilled to support the upcoming Luo Cultural Day scheduled for December 12, 2024, at Governor’s Park in Homabay, opposite KCB Bank. This event aligns with WWCA’s mission to foster cultural and environmental conservation within the Western Landscape. It will […]

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🌍 The 12th Lake Region Economic Block (LREB) Forum: A Landmark for Conservation and Development

Today, the 12th LREB Forum in Busia County brought together regional leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders under the theme “Inclusive Economic Growth Through Sustainable Resource Management.”The event was a testament to how collaboration can unlock the potential of conservation in driving sustainable development. For the Western Wildlife Conservancies Association (WWCA), this was more than just a […]

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Western Wildlife Conservancies Association Board Induction

🌱 A New Chapter for WWCA 🌱 At the Western Wildlife Conservancies Association (WWCA), we believe that strong, informed leadership is key to driving impactful conservation work. Recently, we held an induction for our newly elected board, marking a significant milestone following our Annual General Meeting. The induction equipped board members representing diverse conservancies across […]

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

Collaboration and learning through exchange programs are key drivers of growth and innovation in the conservation sector. Today, the Maasai Mara Wildlife Conservancies Association (MMWCA) sent 16 personnel to the Western Wildlife Conservancies Association (WWCA) for a benchmarking visit in western Kenya conservation area. This initiative aimed to foster knowledge sharing, enhance operational efficiencies, and […]

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Exciting Leadership Changes at WWCA: Welcoming Our Newly Elected Board of Directors! 🎉

🎉 Exciting Developments at Western Wildlife Conservancies Association (WWCA)! 🎉 We are thrilled to announce the successful election of a new Board of Directors at our just-concluded Annual General Meeting (AGM)! This milestone marks a significant step forward in strengthening community-led conservation efforts in Western Kenya. Please join us in celebrating our new leadership team: […]

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