Our Impact

Real Impact for Wildlife & Nature

The conservancy protects lions, African elephants, cheetahs, Maasai giraffes, buffaloes, elands, wildebeest, zebras, antelopes and hundreds of bird species, making it an exceptional safari destination.

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Nkineji, Kishermoruak, Mpopongi, Kijirjir, Losho and Ildungisho
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Mara Rimpoi - Lioness

Site Assessment on Governance and Equity (SAGE)

As a young conservancy, Mara Ripoi faces a myriad of governance challenges, including leadership wrangles, biodiversity threats such as bushmeat poaching, wildlife snaring, fencing, human–wildlife conflicts and livestock losses from wildlife diseases. KWCA through the Scaling up Equitable Governance in Area-Based Conservation (SEGA) is supporting Mara Ripoi Conservancy to build its capacity on governance and equity by implementing SAGE to address the above threats.

Zebras-Mara-Rimpoi

Wildlife Rescue Outomes - 2025

Numerous animals have been rescued and rehabilitated through our programs. Medical care has improved survival rates for endangered species. Safe release efforts ensure animals return to protected habitats. Ongoing monitoring tracks their adaptation and survival. Rescue initiatives continue to expand globally.

Black-headed Centipede Eater Snake- Mara Ripoi

Participation & Planning

The Protected Area Planning Framework (PAPF) emphasizes the importance of participation and consultation in conservation area planning. The plan development process involves a wide range of stakeholders, including MRC Board, management, and shareholders, KWS, County Government of Narok, local communities, private sector, investors, and researchers. This process ensured the inclusion, effectiveness, and alignment of diverse interests. Stakeholders were consulted at three primary levels: local communities, shareholders, technical experts, and institutional representatives.

Vultures at Mara-Ripoi

Sustainability Program Growth - 2026

Sustainable practices are being implemented across conservation projects. Resource management strategies reduce environmental impact. Communities are adopting eco-friendly solutions. Innovation supports long-term sustainability goals. Growth in sustainability efforts continues each year.

Moments from Mara Ripoi Conservancy

Wildebeasts at Mara-Ripoi
Maasai-Men-mara-rimpoi
Giraffes at Mara Ripoi -Porini Giraffe Camp
Mara Ripoi - Landscapes
Consultative meeting with Mara Ripoi Women.
Mara Rimpoi Consultation meetings.
Mara Ripoi Dusk Skies