CategoriesCommunityIn September 2025, our team of rangers and management staff at Kamuthe Wildlife Conservancy completed a three-day benchmarking and educational tour at LUMO Wildlife Conservancy in Taita Taveta. Our partners Save Giraffes Now, the Frontier Counties Development Council (FCDC), and the Dry Lands Learning and Capacity Initiative (DLCI), in collaboration with the Kenya Wildlife Service, […]
CategoriesConservationOur rangers at Kamuthe Community Wildlife Conservancy (KCWC) have completed training on EarthRanger data collection and wildlife monitoring.
CategoriesRangelandsIn June 2025, Frontier Counties Development Council (FCDC), through the Livestock Sector Strengthening Program, held a three-day capacity-building workshop in Mwingi for Kamuthe’s Community Land Management Committee (CLMC). The training explored the Participatory Rangeland Management (PRM) approach: a practical, community-driven method for sustainable rangeland use. It also deepened the CLMC’s understanding of the Community Land […]
CategoriesCommunityThe first half of 2025 saw Community Land Management Committees (CLMCs) from Garbatula Ward, Kina Ward, and Sericho Ward in Isiolo County visit Kamuthe for a benchmarking and learning visit.
CategoriesGovernanceIn February 2025, the Kamuthe community held a two-day validation workshop to review the Kamuthe Wildlife Conservancy Management Plan. The workshop was made possible thanks to input from a diverse range of stakeholders, including Kamuthe Community Wildlife Conservancy, with technical assistance from the Kenya Wildlife Service and funding from FAO Kenya. Section 44 of the […]
CategoriesGovernanceKamuthe community’s reputation as a model for effective community land registration and management in Kenya continues to reach far and wide. In February, Kamuthe Community Wildlife Conservancy had the honour of having a sitting with the Council of Governors to discuss Kamuthe’s monumental transition from a trust land to a community land. The forum, facilitated […]
CategoriesConservationSome stunning photos taken in Kamuthe of the gentle giants of Garissa thriving alongside the local community and their livestock.
CategoriesGovernanceWe were honoured to commence the year by hosting our neighbours Ishaqbini-Hirola Community Conservancy to share insights and plans for 2025.
CategoriesGovernanceThe Kamuthe Community Land Management Committee (CLMC) marked the end of the year 2024 with a monumental milestone: launching the Kamuthe Community Land Use Plan (2024-2034).
CategoriesGovernanceHistoric milestone as Kamuthe community becomes the first in Kenya to officially register a former trust land as community land.
