Driven by Science, focused on people

Who we are

Expanding tried and tested conservation methods to ensure the long-term survival of predators

Predators

Supporting community-based grassroots projects that address issues linked directly to predators

People

Partnerships

Working with Grass root organizations, government agencies and conservation authorities to realize effective conservation work in Kenya’s Key ecosystems.

There is no question about it… the protection of predators is critical to Kenya’s future.

At Kenya Wildlife Trust, we envision a Kenya where people and predators thrive.

Why predators?

Predators are facing more threats than ever before. Habitat loss, human-widlife conflict and ecosystems under huge pressure are just some of the main threats.

Over the past 20 years, the numbers of lions, cheetahs and wild dogs have declined by over 50%. Current trends suggest that the decline would put the predators under the threat of extinction.

The country’s economy relies heavily on healthy ecosystems, robust wildlife populations, and the presence of these large carnivores.