Mugie Species
Welcome to Mugie Conservancy, a vibrant sanctuary teeming with life! Here, over 60 species of mammals roam freely, alongside 350 bird species and more than 500 plant varieties, including several rare and endangered species.
From the majestic African elephants and graceful reticulated giraffes to the elusive wild dogs and striking Grevy’s zebras, each moment spent in this breathtaking environment promises an unforgettable adventure. Join us as we celebrate the incredible wildlife of Mugie Conservancy, where every sighting tells a story and every visit ignites a passion for nature. Species include;
Grevy's zebra
Laikipia Hartebeest
African Elephant
Cheetah
African lion
Leopard
Wild dog
Spotted Hyena
Buffalo
Hippo
Notin Trogon
Reticulated Giraffe
Beisa Oryx
Antelope
Stiped Hyena
Crested Cane
In addition to these charismatic megafauna, Mugie hosts a variety of smaller mammals such as the Aardwolf (Proteles cristata), Caracal (Felis caracal), and African civet (Civettictis civetta), contributing to the rich tapestry of life within the conservancy.
Mugie is also home to numerous reptiles, including:
African rock python
Puff adder
Boomslang
Monitor lizard
Leopard tortoise
This diversity is critical for maintaining the ecological balance of the region. The conservancy is recognized for hosting the core study area of the Laikipia Predator Project, which aims to protect Africa’s largest predatory hunters, including lions, hyenas, and wild dogs. These efforts are essential as these species face increasing threats from human encroachment and habitat loss.
Mugie Conservancy stands as a beacon of hope for conservation efforts, ensuring a healthy future for all species that make up its rich ecosystem. Visitors are invited to explore this remarkable landscape and witness the incredible wildlife that calls Mugie home, helping to foster a deeper appreciation for nature and the importance of preserving it for generations to come.
