A Beacon of Wildlife Conservation.
Mara Ripoi Conservancy is a community-owned wildlife conservancy located in the eastern Greater Maasai Mara Ecosystem in Narok County, Kenya.
Mara Ripoi proudly hosts four tourism partners whose investments strengthen conservation, create employment, support local livelihoods and enhance visitor experiences.
- The Conservancy
Mara Ripoi Conservancy
We embody a holistic and collaborative approach to preserving the conservancy’s diverse natural assets, including wildlife, habitats, and cultural heritage.
These efforts are aimed at combatting poaching, restoring critical habitats, and closely monitoring wildlife populations.
Through capacity-building initiatives, livelihood support programs, and collaborative conservation projects, local communities are empowered to take an active role in conservation.
Emphasizing responsible tourism practices that minimize environmental impact while contributing to the economic well-being of local communities.
This is aimed at cultivating a conservation ethic among visitors and residents. By promoting understanding and appreciation for the conservancy’s unique value.
- Our Mission
To safeguard biodiversity by preserving habitats, fostering community engagement, and promoting sustainable livelihood, ensuring a thriving future for wildlife and humanity alike
Restoring forests, wetlands, and natural ecosystems to rebuild safe habitats where wildlife can thrive again.
The Conservancy recognizes the importance of livestock (especially cattle) in the community and practices managed grazing within its bounds.
Working with local communities to promote sustainable practices and protect wildlife habitats.
Supporting scientific research to better understand ecosystems and improve conservation strategies.
Using advanced tracking technologies and field research to monitor wildlife populations and protect endangered species.
- Our Impact
Real Impact for Wildlife & Community
Mara Ripoi Conservancy promotes a balanced approach that considers both conservation efforts and human needs.
Earmarked for future Expansion
Staff Members
Drawn from the local communities
Conservation Management Programmes
- partners
Our Tourism Parners
Mara Ripoi proudly hosts four tourism partners whose investments strengthen conservation, create employment, support local livelihoods and enhance visitor experiences. Through strong partnerships, transparent governance and community leadership, Mara Ripoi Conservancy is securing the future of one of Kenya’s most important conservation landscapes.
- Animal Spotlight
Lions
Lions are truly magnificent animals known as the "kings of the jungle". They are the only big cats that live in family groups called prides. Male lions are famous for their thick, dark manes, which show they are strong and healthy
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Be Part of the Conservation Movement
There are many ways to support wildlife conservation. Join Habitat in protecting endangered species and restoring natural ecosystems.
Your contribution helps fund wildlife protection programs, habitat restoration, and conservation research.
Work alongside conservation teams and support wildlife protection efforts in communities around the world.
Help spread the message and inspire others to protect wildlife and support conservation efforts.
- Stories From The Field
Voices Behind Wildlife Conservation
Discover the stories of conservationists, researchers, and volunteers who are making a real difference for wildlife.
“Through reforestation programs and habitat restoration, conservation teams are helping rebuild ecosystems that support countless wildlife species.”
Conservation Scientist
“Working closely with local communities, our conservation teams help secure safe migration routes for elephant herds across protected landscapes.”
Wildlife Ranger
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Protect Wildlife for Future Generations
Every action helps protect endangered species and restore the natural ecosystems they depend on.
