Our Vision
Loisaba Conservancy is a model for integrated conservation and social impact that catalyses peace and security across the Ewaso Ecosystem for people and nature in perpetuity. We envision a place where land connected results in life protected.
Our Mission
To protect and enhance critical wildlife diversity, abundance and habitat in the Loisaba landscape while concurrently supporting sustainable livestock production and improving the lives of the people in neighbouring communities.
Our Core Values
-
Respect for traditional pastoral values, livelihoods and grazing areas
-
Belief that strong local democracy in community lands is paramount to success
-
Recognition that wildlife and livestock can and need to co-exist
-
Belief that conservation can pay and bring benefit to local communities
-
Support of an inclusive workplace that promotes diversity
-
Commitment to achieving credible, measurable results
Our Goals
-
Improve the wellbeing of communities that neighbour Loisaba
-
Optimise species diversity, wildlife abundance and ecological connectivity in and around Loisaba Conservancy
-
Secure Landscape Peace and Protection of Resources
-
Increased Operational Efficiency and Sustainability
-
Enhance awareness, engagement and support for Loisaba Conservancy through strategic communication initiatives
Land Connected, Life Protected
At Loisaba Conservancy, this phrase is more than a tagline—it’s our guiding principle. Everything we do is rooted in the belief that healthy landscapes support healthy lives. By protecting wildlife corridors, restoring habitats, and empowering neighbouring communities, we create a future where conservation and human well-being go hand in hand.
Loisaba is a Kenya Wildlife Service–recognised conservancy operating under a gazetted 10-year management plan, guided by a five-year strategic plan that sets our high-level direction. These frameworks ensure that our efforts are aligned, measurable, and impactful—from black rhino protection and predator research to education, healthcare, and sustainable livelihoods. Together with our partners, we are working to ensure that land remains connected—and life, in all its forms, is protected.