Mara Naboisho Conservancy

Shrinking Space: Concerns over human-wildlife conflicts in the Maasai Mara Reserve

Human wildlife conflict is not new. But is there a viable solution? As the world marked World Wildlife Day, Dorcas Wangira decided to turn the focus on the Maasai Mara and how communities are pulling together to ensure wildlife survival.


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Tourists were on Saturday blocked by protesters from accessing 11 lodges and camps in Maasai Mara

Over 60 international tourists were blocked from doing their afternoon game drives on Saturday after protesters who are joint landowners of Naboisho and Mara North conservancy barricaded routes to and from 11 lodges and camps neighboring the Maasai Mara game reserve.

Joseph ole Nkoito appointed to chair the management of Mara north conservancy

Shareholders of the controversial Mara north conservancy has moved in to stem leadership wrangles in the multi million shillings ranch.The group has appointed one Joseph ole Nkoito to chair the management of the conservancy and want all other former officials to keep off the affairs of their investment.

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Technology to fight poachers






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Community living in Maasai Mara has started a conservancy dubbed Nashulai Conservancy

Despite Kenya being renowned for its rich wildlife sanctuaries, about 70 percent of its wildlife is yet to be habited in protected areas exposing the animals to poaching. In a bid to protect wildlife and conserve the ecosystem, a community living in the fringes of Maasai Mara has started a conservancy dubbed Nashulai Maasai Conservancy and is now cashing in from the high number of tourists visiting the area.
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Residents Paralyse Tourism at the Mara

There was major traffic gridlock in Narok County today after residents blocked a section of the Narok- Maasai Mara road to protest the poor state of the road. The residents say repeated calls on the Government to have the road repaired have fallen on deaf ears, and are threatening to continue blocking the flow of tourists in an out of the area if nothing is done. The move comes in the high tourism season as tourists flock the Maasai Mara to watch the annual wildebeest migration. Willis Raburu has just returned from Narok and filed this report.

Narok residents clash with rangers, torch motorcycle

A section of Narok residents had a violent brush with rangers manning the Mara North conservancy, as the dispute over use of what they say is community land, roiled.

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New mobile application helping rangers at the Maasai Mara

A Mobile phone application developed with the support of USAID is helping rangers and game scouts at the Maasai Mara conservancy effectively combat wildlife related crimes and the perennial Human-wildlife conflict. The application dubbed Wildlife Information Landscape Database allows game scouts to record information on incidences and share the same with relevant authorities. Brenda kiprono with the story……..
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Owner of Olaro Conservancy nursing arrow wound on right cheek after clashes

One person has been injured at Olaro Conservancy in a battle over resources.Olaro manager William Justine is nursing an arrow wound on his right cheek after an unknown attacker shot at him on Thursday evening. William was discharged after the arrow was removed from his cheek at Ngoswani Health center. The community has accused the management of Olaro of harassment and blocking them from accessing water points.

Landowners in Mara North clash with conservators siting exploitation by foreign investors

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Kicheche Valley's Mika Kaleku leads a Naboisho Conservancy masterclass

Mika Kaleku, head guide at Kicheche Valley takes Naboisho School children around a different classroom for the day, the Naboisho Conservancy, to inspire the next generation of conservancy champions.

Mara North Conservancy, Kenya - Masai Village visit 2018 Jan. 16

A visit to a Masai Village named Entepesi

Celestielle #189 Kicheche Mara Camp, Mara North Conservancy, Kenya

Battel for Mara land : Residents forcefully claim land

THE MARA-SIANA WILDLIFE CONSERVANCY

Land fragmentation in the Mara landscape, manifested in closure of wildlife corridors is among major the challenges fronting conservation efforts of some of the world’s endangered species. In the Mara, this problem has translated to reduced ranges and increased human wildlife conflict. Consequently, to coexist in harmony with nature, pastoralist’s community in the Mara-Siana Conservancy courtesy of WWF-Kenya has taken up conservation as their responsibility. Through owning the change process, this community has also progressively managed to change the negative perception of wildlife as problematic animals. This has further translated to reduced retaliatory killings of wildlife especially elephants and lions.

Wild Eye Photo Academy - Mara Conservancy

Wild Eye, in conjunction with Wild Eye East Africa, and Olympus South Africa, organized a week-long Photo Academy for the men and woman rangers of the Mara Conservancy - and what a week it was!

Olympus South Africa, in association with Wild Eye, had agreed to donate 6 mirrorless cameras, 6 telephoto zoom lenses, and 6 wide angle lenses to be used by the Mara Conservancy in their daily efforts to prevent illegal poaching, promote conservation and to ensure ongoing and sustainable eco-tourism in the Mara Triangle.

This video shows just a few of the highlights from the Academy and will give you all a better understanding of what the course was all about!

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Two conservancies file petition to stop Mara Ltd from taking over

Two conservancies have gone to court to block the greater Mara Management Limited from taking over management at the Maasai Mara Game Reserve.
The Naiboisho and Mara North conservancies have filed a petition to have Seiya Limited take charge of operations instead, on grounds that the company is best placed to run the affairs of conservation, compared to Mara Management Limited.

NAROK TROUBLED CONSERVANCY: Groups protest poor management

Over 1,000 group ranch members at the Naboisho and Mara North conservancies, yesterday staged demonstrations to protest poor management of the conservancies in Narok West.
The protestors claim there is no transparency in the operations of the conservancies.  
Their spokesperson David Ole Mako, said there is need for land owners to be included in decision making on how resources will be utilised as well as how the proceeds of tourism will be shared.
Ole Mako accused a section of conservancy officials of having benefited from proceeds of tourism and leaving members out of the deals.