September 22 is World Rhino Day! Over the years, rhino numbers have increased in our landscape due to successful conservation efforts. However, Lewa's flagship species,…
Conservation efforts by Lewa Wildlife Conservancy and partners to save Africa's iconic species are yielding positive results. In five years, from 2012-2017, data collected across the…
| Our Impact |
14%
of Kenya’s Rhino
population lives here.
10,000
children
directly impacted by our
education programme.
1,800
Women have joined our
micro-enterprise program
to improve their livelihoods.
