A colorfully dressed Samburu woman collecting water at West Gate Conservancy in northern Kenya.
Loisaba Conservancy TNC is working with partners to stitch together a 10-million-acre mosaic of community, government, and private lands in northern Kenya for people and nature. © Niels Van Gijn

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We’re taking on some of Kenya’s most pressing challenges by strengthening governance, diversifying economies, and improving natural resource management.

TNC strives to help Kenya build resilient human and natural communities that are better equipped to adapt to an uncertain future that includes drought, economic shocks, and political change.

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Elena Kinyua, an innovative farmer in the foothills of Mt. Kenya (in the background). Grows carrots, tree tomatoes, cabbage, avacado and has livestock. She has got a water pan from NWF. She’s put a bag of manure in the water, so that it creates algae that feeds fish, and enriches the water she puts on her plants.

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The Weight of Water

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Giraffes in Peril

Researches search for answers as giraffe populations plummet.

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Making Wood Fuels Sustainable

We’re working with partners to tackle the primary cause of Africa’s deforestation.

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2017 Africa Year in Review

Discover recent highlights from the Africa Program.

Ntipiyon Nonguta and her son Bernard relax with their neighbors as they make beaded belts for Loisaba Community Trust in northern Kenya to be sold to international markets.

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