Community & Wildlife Conservation

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Our Success Story

Community & Wildlife Conservation is a passionate NGO committed to uplifting local communities and protecting Kenya’s wildlife. Founded by Sunworld Safaris in 2020, we provide food and education support, create jobs for local guides, combat poaching, and promote sustainable tourism.

Be part of the change – Let’s make a difference!

Support Local Communities

We support school children through academic bursaries, e-learning platforms like the KICD (Kenya Education Cloud), and access to reading books to enhance learning opportunities. Additionally, we provide food donations to struggling communities affected by the loss of income from conservancies, parks, and reserves. To further uplift these communities, we distribute sanitary pads to girls in need and organize medical camps to ensure access to essential healthcare services.

Community Empowernment

Community & Wildlife Conservation is crucial in organizing and supporting local tourism initiatives that drive employment and empower local communities. Through tourism, local youth, including Morani warriors, utilize their knowledge and training in wildlife management to provide security for tourists, earning a sustainable income. Women and the elderly benefit from selling handcrafted ornaments through programs like the Tumaini Women Necklace Program, Maasai beadwork, and cultural village visits, preserving heritage while generating revenue. Additionally, the NGO promotes Aqua Culture Fish Farming and the production and sale of reusable sanitary pads, further strengthening community livelihoods. Sunworld Safaris, in conjunction with CWC, creates employment opportunities for local tour guides, ensuring that tourism fosters conservation and uplifts communities by providing sustainable economic opportunities.

Protect Wildlife & Conservation

As one of CWC’s major projects in Protecting Wildlife & Conservation, our Anti-Poaching & Bush Meat Trade Prevention initiative addresses the rising threat of illegal wildlife trade caused by economic hardships and reduced tourism revenue. With many Game Reserves, Parks, and Conservancies struggling to sustain full surveillance teams, there is an increased risk of poaching and bush meat trade as local communities face food insecurity and financial strain. To combat this, we work closely with Game Rangers to enhance security, strengthen anti-poaching patrols, and educate local communities on the dangers and long-term consequences of wildlife exploitation. Through these efforts, we aim to protect Kenya’s precious wildlife while promoting sustainable alternatives for community livelihoods.

Market Local Tourism

We aim to deliver captivating, high-quality live content from Kenya’s breathtaking National Parks, Reserves, and Conservancies. By showcasing the country’s unique wildlife and landscapes, we create an immersive, emotional connection for viewers, offering them the sensation of being in nature with expert safari guides. This innovative approach not only promotes Kenya as a top eco-tourism destination but also generates revenue through donations and virtual experiences, directly supporting local communities, wildlife conservation efforts, and employment for safari guides.

What We Have Achieved So Far

Our Testimonials

Impact Stories

Highlights real-life experiences, impact, and testimonies from the communities we serve, showcasing the difference our projects make on the ground.

Aquaculture Project – LUMO Community

In October 2024, we launched the 1st fish pond project of CWC, as we stocked it with 1500 fingerlings. This is one of the anti-poaching initiatives at LUMO Community Wildlife

Game Drives for Marungu &

In November and December – 2024, we have facilitated a fun filled game drive for 33 students and 4 teachers from Marungu and Latika Schools to LUMO Community Wildlife Conservancy.

Loruko Clinic – Samburu

We have rehabilitated the solar power system at Loruko Dispensary, which serves Samburu Community School and the Ngare Mara community neighboring Samburu National Reserve to the west. The clinic is

Dental Camp at Samburu –

The clinic was conducted at Kiltamany Comprehensive School and Gir Gir Comprehensive School on the 15th & 16th, and 17th & 18th of October 2024 respectively, to serve the communities

Clean Up – Maktau Shopping

On 7th September 2024, we had a successful clean-up activity at Maktau Shopping Center. We involved over 180 persons, including teachers and students from the following schools: Maktau Secondary, Maktau