Overview

As the northernmost gateway to the Maasai Mara Ecosystem, Enarau Conservancy serves as a vital sanctuary and a critical buffer for wildlife dispersal. We are dedicated to a transformative mission of reversing the degradation of agricultural land to restore thriving, protected wilderness. Standing as the final line of defense on the northern perimeter of the Mara, we safeguard biodiversity where it is needed most, ensuring the integrity of this globally significant landscape.

Mission:

To protect and restore threatened habitats for both nature and people, fostering a resilient coexistence between wildlife and local communities within the Greater Maasai Mara Ecosystem.

Vision:

We envision a harmonious future where diverse wildlife thrives in flourishing natural habitats, side-by-side with empowered, thriving communities. We are committed to scaling innovative land restoration techniques, championing biocultural heritage, and actively expanding our wildlife corridors to reconnect fragmented landscapes with the broader Mara ecosystem.

Our Strategic Approach

The success of Enarau Conservancy is built upon a robust foundation of three interconnected pillars: Scientific Research, Restorative Conservation, and Community Wellbeing. By seamlessly integrating modern information technology—such as high-resolution monitoring and data-driven management; we ensure our interventions are both effective and adaptive.

Currently, our conservation footprint encompasses a 2,140-acre core, with a strategic roadmap aimed at scaling our protection to over 10,000 acres. And a rapidly expanding 1,000-acre wildlife corridor, which we are working to grow to 5,000 acres. While our current operations are generously sustained by our donor partners, we are actively developing a sustainable financial model. By cultivating a unique, low-impact touristic product, we aim to attract impact-focused investors, ensuring the long-term viability of our mission.