Partnership · Eburu
Public–private fencing at Eburu
Eburu Forest, in the Mau Complex, needed a durable way to reduce conflict while keeping ecological connectivity toward Lake Naivasha.
The challenge
Eburu Forest, in the Mau Complex, needed a durable way to reduce conflict while keeping ecological connectivity toward Lake Naivasha.
What Rhino Ark is doing
Rhino Ark completed about 43 km of electrified fence, with corridor openings, in a public–private partnership with government agencies and the Eburu Community Forest Association.
People
Hon. Keriako Tobiko described the Mau Eburu electric fence as an example of what public–private partnerships can bring to communities.
“The commissioning of the Mau Eburu Electric Fence is a great example of the success and impact Public-Private Partnerships can bring to communities. I commend Rhino Ark on their continuous conservation efforts.”
Evidence
Programme pages, Eburu films and reports are linked from the Knowledge Hub and the live map.
Take action
Maintain the Eburu fence network and corridor connections.
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