The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy

The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy stands as a pivotal force in wildlife conservation, operating across northern Kenya and beyond. Founded in 1995, The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is committed to a vision where Kenyan communities value, protect, and benefit from their natural heritage. This is achieved by integrating community livelihoods with wildlife habitat preservation.

Located at Meru, Meru County 60300, KE, The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy invests significantly in neighboring communities through initiatives in education, healthcare, water resources, micro-enterprise, and youth empowerment. These efforts foster strong community relationships, ensuring mutual benefits from conservation endeavors. The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is at the forefront of conservancy management for both private and community lands in northern Kenya, serving as a unique, privately managed conservation area owned and operated by Kenyan people.

Over the past three decades, The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy's innovative practices have cultivated thriving habitats for black rhinos, fostering robust ecosystems for numerous species, including the endangered Grevy’s zebra, elephants, lions, cheetahs, and giraffes. The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy also implements a sustainable tourism model that minimizes environmental impact while maximizing support for operational costs. Furthermore, The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is the proud host of the annual Safaricom Marathon, a globally recognized event. We invite the manager of The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy to create a customized and exclusive company showcase and product listing on our platform to further highlight their impactful work.