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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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A mother and baby rhino.

Return of the Rhino

Efforts to restore critically endangered black rhinos are protecting a piece of Kenya’s national heritage.

Women gather seeds in a grassy field.

Kenya’s Community Conservancies Are a Win for Nature and Livelihoods

On Kenya’s rangelands, both wildlife and people benefit from the community conservancy model.

Two people, one holding a child in their arms, stand in a field of crops.

Kenyan Communities Lead the Way in Conservation that Works for People and Nature

Where the majority of wildlife roam outside of parks, community conservancies provide critical land stewardship.

A group of women stand in a line facing the camera.

The Communities Behind Grassland Restoration

Healthy grass sustains livelihoods in Kenya’s rangelands.

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