Conservation in Laikipia supports more than wildlife - it supports a way of life
The Forum is committed to bettering the lives of people in the area through supporting and generating livelihoods, while securing dependable, sustained access to essential natural resources. As a dynamic, membership led conservation organisation, LWF provides a platform for dialogue for a cross section of land owners and land users including local community groups, private ranchers, pastoralists, small scale farmers and tourism ventures.
Laikipia Natural History Ecoguide available
The Laikipia Natural History Eco Guide is now available on soft copy. This comprehensive and beautifully illustrated 84-page eco guide is the perfect companion for a visit to Laikipia, covering all the major habitats and their flora, as well as the fauna, the history, and the people, while shedding light on what is universally regarded as one of Africa’s – and the world’s – most remarkable conservation success stories. Download it from our Resources SectionÂ
LWF’s Holistic Approach to Conservation
LWF has taken a holistic approach to conservation, which is reflected in the coverage of the programmes and the way it works.  Conservation in the LWF is broad based, and covers essential natural resources and clearly links the well being of people to the health of the natural environment.  People are as much a part of nature as other forms of life, and their lives and livelihoods depend on the natural environment being healthy; this is something many people forget or possibly don’t know!
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