CWC strives to make a lasting impact through community-driven conservation, education, and sustainability initiatives. This quarter, we provided essential food rations to Latika Primary School, distributed textbooks through our Plastics For Books project, and engaged secondary school beneficiaries in mentorship, conservation, and tourism exposure.
CWC is excited to share the success of our recent Free Dental Camp, held in the LUMO Conservancy area in partnership with the Olmalaika Trust team (led by Kim DeWitt) along with Sunworld Safaris and Soroi Collection. Over the course of four impactful days; March 8th to 9th at Mwanjila Youth Polytechnic and March 10th to 11th at Maktau Comprehensive School, Kim and a dedicated team of five dentists and four support staff provided essential dental care to the LUMO community. Patients received a full range of dental services, ensuring life-changing treatment for those in need.
Welcome to the latest edition of our newsletter, where we bring you updates on our ongoing initiatives aimed at fostering community development and wildlife conservation.
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 Conservancy aiming to strengthen wildlife protection and create awareness against…
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. We conducted an educational session on the importance of wildlife…
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 made of a small structure with two treatment rooms and…
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 at Kiltamany, part of Westgate and community in Archers Post…
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 Primary, Kongoni Primary, Mwema Secondary, and Kombolio Secondary. We had…
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’ project has gradually grown since its launch in September 2024. So far, we have made…
Our community development projects are based in communities near wildlife-protected areas and to those people who have given part of their land for conservation. This ensures that these communities get tangible benefits from wildlife conservation as they extend their support towards conservation. We are working with communities near LUMO Community Wildlife Conservancy and the immediate neighborhood of Samburu National Reserve.
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