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
THE COMMUNITY & WILDLIFE CONSERVATION is a dynamic non-governmental organization dedicated to community development and conservation efforts and was founded by Sunworld Safaris in April 2020 with a vision to make a difference. Our main objectives are; supporting local communities through food donations & educational materials, creating job opportunities for local tour guides, protecting wild animals from poaching and marketing local tourism in Kenya.
What We have Achieved So Far
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
In November and December – 2024, we have facilitated a fun filled game drive for 33 students and 4 teachers from Marungu and Latika Schools
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 clinic was conducted at Kiltamany Comprehensive School and Gir Gir Comprehensive School on the 15th & 16th, and 17th & 18th of October 2024
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
So far, we have collected and recycled a total of 2599 kgs of plastics and distributed 385 textbooks.Interesting facts; So far, our ‘Plastics for Books’
CWC partners with the two youth groups in Samburu to collect plastics from Archers Post town. This is an extension of the “Plastic for Books”
On May 10, 2024, CWC joined the ‘Tree Growing Day’ at LUMO Community Wildlife Conservancy. The activity was graced by Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary
On June 5, 2024, Soroi Lions Bluff Lodge staff represented CWC to celebrate World Environment Day at LUMO Community Wildlife Conservancy, in weed removal, organized
In April 2024, Sunworld Safaris sponsored 36 participants (26 children and 10 caregivers) from Korogocho slums in Nairobi to have a safari to LUMO Community