Healthy Land is Critical for Grevy’s Zebra Survival

We work with pastoralist communities on regenerative grazing practices

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Only 3,000 Endangered Grevy’s Zebra Remain in the Wild

We are the only organisation 100% dedicated to Grevy’s zebra conservation in Kenya

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People Are at the Heart of Our Work

Over 90% of our team is employed from communities living with Grevy’s zebra

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Good for the Land, Good for Grevy’s, Good for the Community: Introducing Our Beekeeping Initiative

As part of Grevy’s Zebra Trust’s rangelands program, a new beekeeping initiative is taking shape across northern Kenya, weaving together community livelihoods, landscape restoration, and a ready-made market for the honey produced. Developed in partnership with Naropil Honey Company, the initiative distributed beehives to Grassland Champions groups at sites throughout the rangelands program area. The […]

A Decade of Conservation and Family Leadership

For more than a decade, Kawangware Lekwanja has dedicated her life to conservation in Kalama Conservancy. A resident of Naandadapo village, she began serving as a Grevy’s Zebra Scout in 2015,  becoming one of the women on the frontlines protecting the endangered Grevy’s zebra. Her work is demanding, involves long patrols across vast landscapes to […]

The Loip That Stopped for a Birth: Why Conservation Must Serve Both Wildlife and People

In Samburu culture, the Loip is a traditional women’s meeting, a space where women gather to discuss health, share knowledge, and support one another. It is within this trusted, community-rooted platform that some of the most meaningful conversations about women’s wellbeing take place. It is also where the Nkirreten project has found a natural home, […]

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