A community-owned conservation landscape in the dispersal area connecting Nairobi National Park and the greater Amboseli ecosystem — where wildlife, people, and nature thrive together.
Naretunoi Community Wildlife Conservancy was established by local landowners committed to conserving wildlife habitats while creating economic opportunities through sustainable conservation.
The conservancy serves as a critical refuge for wildlife moving between protected areas and community lands — a vital corridor connecting Nairobi National Park and the greater Amboseli ecosystem.
Protecting habitats and species for future generations.
Ensuring local people benefit directly from conservation.
Transparent and accountable management practices.
Applying new technologies and forward-thinking approaches.
Restoring degraded rangelands through indigenous reforestation and soil conservation.
Using advanced drone and sensor technologies for real-time population tracking.
Reducing human-wildlife conflict while promoting community stewardship.
Building the next generation of conservation leaders from local communities.
Authentic, immersive experiences connecting you to Africa's wild landscapes and Maasai cultural heritage.
Explore the conservancy on foot with expert Maasai guides.
Observe lions, giraffes and zebras in their natural habitat.
Discover 300+ bird species with specialist birding guides.
Experience scenic wilderness trails on mountain bikes.
Engage with Maasai communities, traditions and ceremonies.
Observe spectacular African skies away from city lights.
Unique endurance trail experiences through open savannah.
Unforgettable evenings under a canopy of African stars.
Located in the heart of Naretunoi Conservancy — sleep where the wild things roam.
Naretunoi's conservation model places local communities at the centre — ensuring that protecting wildlife creates real, lasting economic and social benefits.
School conservation programs connecting children to their natural heritage.
Improving access to clean, reliable water for community households.
Supporting local enterprises and female-led conservation initiatives.
Building future conservation leaders through mentorship and training.
Creating sustainable income opportunities through tourism and crafts.
Naretunoi Conservancy is developing a community-driven lion conservation model — protecting predators through habitat conservation and direct community engagement.
Inspired by successful conservation models across Africa, this landmark initiative celebrates lion conservation while raising awareness and generating conservation funding through community participation.
Naretunoi is pioneering innovative approaches to carbon removal and ecosystem restoration, turning conservation into a powerful climate tool.
Exploring innovative carbon dioxide removal technologies integrated with conservation landscapes.
Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage — converting biomass into energy while sequestering CO₂.
Generating verified conservation revenue through internationally-recognised carbon credit schemes.
Restoring degraded rangelands to maximise natural carbon sequestration and biodiversity recovery.
Cutting-edge aerial technology deployed in service of wildlife protection — from anti-poaching surveillance to precision habitat mapping.
Naretunoi welcomes meaningful collaboration with organisations committed to wildlife conservation, community development, and climate action.
Join us in protecting Kenya's natural heritage. Contact us to explore collaboration opportunities tailored to your organisation's goals.
Every donation helps protect wildlife and improve community livelihoods across Naretunoi Conservancy.
Join us on the ground — whether as a volunteer supporting conservation programs or a researcher advancing our understanding of this unique ecosystem.
Latest stories from Naretunoi Conservancy.
Drone monitoring has confirmed the presence of a new pride establishing territory in the northern conservation zone.
Forty women from local communities have begun training in sustainable livelihoods linked to conservation tourism.
Our drone conservation technology program now covers the full conservancy extent, enabling comprehensive habitat mapping.
Whether you're planning a visit, seeking partnership, or want to support our work — we'd love to hear from you.
LocationNairobi National Park Dispersal Area, Kenya
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