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Connectivity Conservation

Restoring and securing historic migratory routes

Integrated Land Use

Reconciling wildlife conservation and livestock production

Community Livelihoods

Making conservation make economic sense

Conservation

Safeguard critical wildlife migratory corridors and dispersal area between Tsavo West and Tsavo East National Parks.

Community

Build support and partnerships for collaborative and sustainable wildlife conservation.

Ecology

Promote ecological monitoring and research for holistic biodiversity conservation and land use management.

Enterprise

Support the indigenous community to contentiously benefit from conservation efforts in the area.

Our 2022–2031 Plan

Integrated Management Plan

The Integrated Management Plan for aims to foster and enhance Maungu Wildlife Conservancy’s land use productivity and biodiversity conservation. 

01 — resource value

Biodiversity

We are part of the expansive and biodiversity rich Tsavo/Mkomazi ecosystem and the greater Kilimanjaro and Amboseli landscape.

02 — resource value

Scenic

A wild picturesque landscape dominated by dry woodland forests.

03 — Resource Value

Socio-Cultural

The rich cultural heritage of south eastern Kenya in the county of Taita-Taveta.

We are committed to the effective management of the natural resources in Maungu for the ecosystem resilience and socio-economic benefit of the local community.

Species of Maungu

Biodiversity Inventory

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41
Mammal Species
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213
Plant Species
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171
Bird Species
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58
Reptile Species

Maungu Ranch

Over 40 years in livestock production and rangeland management

From a cattle ranch founded in the 1970s to working towards being a lead conservation model in Taita Taveta – the story of Maungu Wildlife Conservancy is one of innovation and transformation.

Updates & Insights

Valuable News and Insights