The conservancy covers an area of 360 km².It is not for profit wildlife conservancy and situated in Central Kenya’s Laikipia County. It used to be a cattle ranch in colonial Kenya and later transformed to be a leader in conservation innovation. It is known for its rich biodiversity and conservation efforts including a sanctuary for the endangered black rhino and great apes.Proceeds of wildlife tourism in Olpejeta ensure wildlife conservation translates to better education, healthcare and infrastructure for the next generation of wildlife guardians in the surrounding communities.

Ngare Ndare forest is a lush indigenous forest at the northern foothills of Mt. Kenya. Azure pools glisten at the bottom of waterfalls and 200 years old trees stretch into the canopy supporting a rich variety of bird and animal life. The forest is a vital corridor that links the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy and Northern Kenya to Mount Kenya forest reserve which elephants have been using for centuries.This forest is known for its stunning waterfalls, natural pools and canopy walks, offering a beautiful eco-conscious adventure.

It is a not for profit conservancy dedicated to the Conservation of Wildlife in Kenya. It is nestled at the foot of Mount Kenya forest ecosystem, a world heritage site (by UNESCO) and an important biodiversity area. The Conservancy acts as a buffer to neighboring communities from wildlife, preventing conflict between humans and wildlife through crop destruction, poaching, and aggressive wild animals.”

Mount Kenya wildlife conservancy is a great place to see and learn about some of the endangered animal species in Kenya. Animals such as the mountain bongo, pygmy hippo, cheetah and many others are found at the conservancy.

Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy is a 58,000-acre private sanctuary in Laikipia County, Kenya. It is dedicated to the protection of endangered wildlife and preservation of natural habitats. Established more than 60 years ago, Ol Jogi has become a global model for private conservation. In 1980, it became the second private rhino conservancy in Kenya, providing a critical haven for the Eastern black rhino. Ol Jogi is also home to the only bear in Africa Potap, a grizzly bear donated from Moscow and is a major attraction to tourist.

The conservancy also provides lifelong care for animals that cannot return to the wild, turning them into ambassadors for conservation education. These animals receive expert veterinary care, spacious enclosures, and specialized diets to ensure the best quality of life.