Our work
Projects
Fence programmes, species recovery and community partnerships across Kenya’s mountain forest water towers. Each programme connects to a landscape, impact figures, stories and reports.
Practical Solutions
On-the-ground impact
Community First
Partnerships that last
Conservation Impact
Protecting biodiversity
Our featured projects
Making a Difference on the Ground
Aberdare Conservation Area
Aberdare Conservation Fence
Electric conservation fencing to reduce human-wildlife conflict and protect the Aberdare Conservation Area. 410 km built and maintained.
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Aberdare Conservation Area
Aberdare Joint Surveillance Unit
Joint surveillance with Kenya Wildlife Service to combat wildlife crime, respond to wildfires, and protect the Aberdare Conservation Area.
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Forest-edge communities
Community Livelihoods
Forest-friendly income opportunities and bio-enterprise support so neighbouring households thrive while protecting mountain ecosystems.
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More programmes
Fencing, wildlife, restoration, communities, education and landscape governance.
Conservation fencing
Electric fences built and maintained with KWS, KFS and communities.
Aberdare Conservation Area
Aberdare Conservation Fence
Electric conservation fencing to reduce human-wildlife conflict and protect the Aberdare Conservation Area. 410 km built and maintained.
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Aberdare Joint Surveillance Unit
Joint surveillance with Kenya Wildlife Service to combat wildlife crime, respond to wildfires, and protect the Aberdare Conservation Area.
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Kakamega Forest
Kakamega Forest Fence
Protecting Kenya’s only tropical rainforest remnant: about 50 km of electrified fence reducing conflict and securing unique biodiversity.
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Mau Eburu Fence & Corridors
Completed electrified fence around Eburu Forest (~43 km) with wildlife corridor openings toward Lake Naivasha and mountain bongo monitoring.
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Mount Kenya Ecosystem
Mount Kenya Fence Programme
Community-built electrified fence around Mount Kenya’s forests: over 316 km of a planned ~450 km barrier protecting a critical national water tower.
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Wildlife recovery
Black rhino habitat protection and mountain bongo recovery.
Forest restoration
Six published forest rehabilitation projects, ongoing.
Communities
Fence-line livelihoods and Community Forest Associations.
Education
Conservation education with 184 schools.
Landscape governance
Public–private partnerships for water-tower management.
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