Western Wildlife Conservancies Association

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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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Western Wildlife Conservancies Association (WWCA) Annual General Meeting(AGM): Striking the Balance Between People and Nature

On October 4th, 2024, the Western Wildlife Conservancies Association (WWCA) held its first-ever Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Kakamega, marking a pivotal moment for conservation efforts in Western Kenya. This historic gathering provided an opportunity for members, stakeholders, and supporters to unite and reflect on the organization’s journey so far, and it underscored the importance […]

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Conservation, community empowerment, and the future of environmental stewardship, while celebrating conservation partners in Kenya.

The Western Wildlife Conservancies Association (WWCA) had the privilege of participating in an insightful dinner meeting hosted by The Nature Conservancy (TNC). This event provided a platform for meaningful discussions around conservation, community empowerment, and the future of environmental stewardship, while celebrating conservation partners in Kenya. We are profoundly grateful for the support awarded to […]

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Strengthening Wildlife Conservation in Western Kenya: Key Government Meeting with Conservancies

Earlier Yesterday, a significant meeting was held between the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife, led by Cabinet Secretary Hon. Rebecca Miano and Principal Secretary for Wildlife Silvia Museiya, CBS , alongside key representatives of the Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association (KWCA). The meeting brought together CEOs and representatives from various Landscape Conservancy Associations across the country, […]

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Capacity-building workshop

Capacity building is the cornerstone of any organization’s long-term success. It enhances the skills, knowledge, and abilities of teams, enabling them to meet goals more effectively and sustain impact over time. At the Western Wildlife Conservancies Association (WWCA), we recognize that our ability to protect wildlife and ensure sustainable conservation efforts is deeply rooted in […]

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Empowering Western Kenya’s Conservation Future at the SWEP Co-Creation Workshop

We’re excited to announce that the Western Wildlife Conservancies Association (WWCA) is participating in the Sustainable Wildlife Economy Pathways (SWEP) Co-Creation Workshop, taking place on August 27-28, 2024, at Zebu Lodge, Narok. This workshop, focusing on “Enabling a Sustainable Wildlife Economy in Kenya’s Rangelands,” is a significant opportunity for us to collaborate with like-minded organizations […]

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. CategoriesSuccess Stories

Revamping Yala Swamp for Sustainable Development

The Mission In the heart of the Western Landscape, along the shores of Lake Victoria, lies Yala Swamp—an expansive wetland that has long been a critical resource for the surrounding communities. However, like many wetland ecosystems, Yala Swamp has faced significant challenges due to unsustainable practices, leading to its degradation and threatening the livelihoods that […]

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Western Wildlife Conservancies Association Opens New Headquarters in Kakamega: A Boost for Conservation Efforts

Kakamega, Kenya – In a groundbreaking move for conservation efforts in Kenya, the Western Wildlife Conservancies Association (WWCA) has inaugurated its new headquarters in Kakamega. This initiative is backed by substantial funding from The Nature Conservancy and in strategic partnership with the Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association (KWCA). The establishment of the WWCA headquarters in Kakamega, […]

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The Genesis of Conservation in Western Kenya: The Friends Church, the Lord’s Acre Project, and the Birth of the Kenya Wildlife Service

The story of conservation in Kenya is a rich tapestry woven from various threads of history, culture, and faith. Among these, the contributions of the Friends Church (Quakers) and their early initiatives in Western Kenya stand out as pivotal. These efforts, which began in the early 20th century with the establishment of mission centers in […]

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Conserving Natures Guardians: Tree Planting in Kaimosi Mission Wildlife Conservancy

As the long rains season blankets the earth in rejuvenating moisture, there’s no better time to harness its potential for positive change than through tree planting initiatives.We explore the profound impact of tree planting on conservation efforts and the transformative partnerships between the Kenya Forest Service, western wildlife conservancies association and Kaimosi Mission Wildlife Conservancy, […]