CWC Eco Rangers- Maktau Primary School
CWC Eco Rangers of Maktau Primary School planned for a Tree Planting activity at Maktau Police Base. They had made an indigenous seedbed at their school compound as part of
Conservation Programs
Protecting Nature, Empowering Communities
At Community & Wildlife Conservation (CWC), our conservation initiatives are dedicated to protecting Kenya’s rich biodiversity while supporting the communities that depend on it. We believe that lasting conservation is built on a balanced approach—where environmental protection goes hand in hand with sustainable livelihoods and local empowerment.
Through targeted efforts such as anti-poaching programs, wildlife protection partnerships, environmental awareness campaigns, and sustainable livelihood projects, we work closely with local communities to safeguard natural ecosystems. By promoting responsible resource use and creating alternative income opportunities, we help reduce pressure on wildlife while strengthening community resilience.
From collaborating with rangers on conservation efforts to supporting eco-friendly enterprises and community-led solutions, our initiatives are rooted in long-term impact. By fostering a shared sense of responsibility for the environment, we aim to create a future where people and wildlife coexist in harmony—ensuring that Kenya’s natural heritage is preserved for generations to come.
CWC Eco Rangers
On 16, September 2023, Community & Wildlife Conservation, launched CWC Eco Rangers. A movement that involves primary school pupils from age 8 years to 15 years, to create awareness of
Wildlife Conservation
We take an active role in supporting wildlife conservation efforts within our region. During drought periods, we respond to the urgent needs of wildlife by providing critical resources such as
National Tree Growing Day
On 13th November, 2023, National Tree Growing Day, CWC participated in a tree planting activity at LUMO Community Wildlife Conservancy. CWC contributed 600 seedlings out of the 1400 seedlings that
Environmental Initiatives
We are actively committed to environmental conservation through initiatives such as reducing plastic use, tree planting, and organizing community clean-up activities.
Archers Post Clean-up
On Saturday, 10th February 2024, we conducted the clean-up at Archers’ post town, as well as launched the Plastics to Books project. We engaged 4 primary schools and 3 secondary
World Environment Day June 5 2024
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 by LUMO Conservancy and other
National Tree Growing Day – May 10 2024
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 Dr. Alfred Mutua, in remembrance