Our 2018-2019 Impact Report demonstrates what happens when you invest in people and wildlife. 

Despite the global condemnation of poaching and the resources that have been mobilised to safeguard endangered wildlife, well-funded and well-equipped poaching groups continue to pose a real threat to Africa’s wildlife. As long as the illegal demand for wildlife-related products exists, endangered species worldwide, even those under Lewa’s protection, will be under constant threat.

Lewa’s conservation education programme provides Kenya’s young generation with knowledge and skills to conserve wildlife and the environment. Our goal is to influence attitudes, behaviours and actions to achieve positive conservation outcomes.

Lewa is committed to empower enterprising women through economic development opportunities. To this end, we launched the Women’s Micro-Enterprise (WME) programme in 2001, with the first credit rolled out in 2003. Aside from receiving capital and training, women also learn the importance of environmental preservation and wildlife protection.

Lewa Next Gen is a global collection of like-minded young adults from all around the world who want to encourage the next generation to revolutionise conservation. Lewa Next Gen was established in 2016 with the goal of engaging the younger audience in Lewa UK’s portfolio while also developing the next generation of supporters. It has now spread to a global audience of young professionals who care about wildlife conservation.