Enarau Conservancy is located within Kenya’s Northern Mara Conservancies. Employing a science-based approach to the restoration and revitalisation of its lands, it is designed to create a future where wildlife can thrive in their natural habitat and coexist alongside the local Maasai community.

 

How we protect and restore this unqiue habitat

  • 1. Research

    Facilitate the accessibility of data to inform better restoration interventions

  • 2. Restoration & Conservation

    Establish an outstanding ranger team by training the right individuals

  • 3. Technology

    Use cutting-edge technology for monitoring ecosystem dynamics

  • 4. Community Wellbeing

    Create opportunities for residents to actively participate in conservation projects

ABOUT US

  • Our latest report

    Enarau Conservancy has made significant progress in advancing its conservation objectives through a strategic approach that includes research, restoration, technology integration, and community wellbeing. Read our Jan-March 2024 report below.

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The Enarau Conservancy’s science-based approach to the restoration and protection of its ecosystem is one enabled by a knowledgeable and experienced team, and supported by a range of partners.

The local Maasai community are the primary stakeholder in the conservation of the lands that make up the Enarau Conservancy.

Featured stories

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A year of resilience
A year of resilience

Harrison Nabaala, one of the masterminds behind the newly established Enarau Conservancy, shares an end-of-year reflection on the conservancy’s journey so far.

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Protecting the northern Mara
Protecting the northern Mara

A fundraiser for renovations to Enarau Conservancy HQ in the northern Mara, supporting ranger accommodation, office space, and staff areas for the Conservancy team.

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    Help us to conserve and protect a critical wildlife corridor connecting Enarau Conservancy to the Mbokishi conservation area in the Greater Mara Ecosystem.

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Our partners

  • MMWCA is an umbrella organisation representing all conservancies in the Mara region.

  • Centre for Ecosystem Restoration is dedicated to research and restoration efforts in Kenya's ecosystems.

  • The Maa Trust is a non-profit organisation working together with community-owned wildlife conservancies in Maasai Mara, Kenya.

  • The Mara Elephant Project works to reduce incidences of human-elephant conflict as well as address threats posed by poaching and habitat destruction.

  • Wild Philanthropy focuses on supporting conservation and community development initiatives in wilderness areas.

  • Kenya Wildlife Service is a government agency responsible for wildlife conservation and management in Kenya.

  • Basecamp Explorer Foundation was established to fight the extinction of wildlife by teaming up with local communities.

  • Mara Predator Conservation Programme (MPCP) focuses on interdisciplinary scientific research.

  • Seedballs Kenya provides indigenous tree & grass seeds in a protective & nutritious biochar ball and promotes no-till reforestation & pasture regeneration.

  • ASI works to help wildlife threatened by climate change, habitat destruction, illegal wildlife trade, poor legislation, and inadequate law enforcement.

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