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In February, a rare leopard congregation occurred at Loisaba, with 5 leopards sharing a kill, showing their capacity for sociality.

Peter Ekidor, a Loisaba guide, blends conservation with tourism, promoting wildlife education, sustainable land use, and youth involvement.

Paul Wachira supports neighboring communities around Loisaba with healthcare, education, and rangeland management.

The first #Lionlandsapes #collaringforcoexistence collars were deployed last month on Loisaba Conservancy and Sosian Ranch.

Onyango Stanley Omondi, a Loisaba Community Conservation Foundation scholarship student, came 10th in Nationwide Examinations.

Loisaba Conservancy opens a new Conservation centre raising awareness of challenges facing Elephants and Giraffes .

Morijo Primary celebrated new desks & books from SDZG! A joyful day of speeches, dancing & hope, plus updates on giraffe & leopard research

Human-leopard conflict is real at Loisaba. Research blends community insight with conservation to protect both people and leopards.

From sunrise patrol checks to elephant tracking by plane, invasive cactus removal, data entry, and wildlife rescues—no two days are the same

Loisaba nurtures future conservationists in collaboration with Loisaba Community Conservation Foundation; Elewana; The Nature Conservancy.

Loisaba rescues a malnourished elephant calf and treats a wounded cow, thanks to swift action and dedicated partners.

Loisaba Conservancy’s latest venture introduces their new Aerial Unit with “Kathy”, our very own Piper Super Cub.

Loisaba’s Dog Unit helps recover stolen goods from Ol Gaboli Bandas. Sniffer dog Machine tracks suspects 4km, leading to key arrests. 🐾👣

Leopards are elusive, but at Loisaba Conservancy, scent-lured cameras and photo IDs are helping researchers track and count them.

Managing Loisaba’s vast landscape is tough—but with SMART (Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool), we're making conservation smarter.

After a 2013 fire, Loisaba Tented Camp rose from the ashes—reborn with Elewana on its original site, offering epic Mt. Kenya views.

The Nature Conservancy helps secure Loisaba’s 56,000 acres for future generations, transitioning it to the Loisaba Community Trust