Who Are We?
Our Profile
Mugie Conservancy, a 50,000-acre haven in North-West Laikipia, Kenya, linking Rift Valley and Laikipia Plateau. Home to several endangered species, its diverse landscapes include ridge lines, black cotton soils, and the Ol Keju Losera River. Bordered by Loisaba, Iltungai, and Mukutan, it's a 5-hour drive from Nairobi or a 45-minute flight from Wilson Airport.
Our Vision
Mugie is a leader in northern Kenya for the development and sharing of best practices in ecologically and culturally sensitive landscape connectivity, rangeland management, conservation, rural development and sustainable local economies.
Our Purpose
To connect the Rift Valley and Laikipia Plateau, protect heritage and ecosystems, conserve and restore endangered species and habitats, and sustainably utilize the landscape’s economic potential while promoting conservation knowledge and rangeland management skills.
Principles & Values
We aim to inspire conservancies worldwide to protect natural habitats by creating a modern,
multifaceted model for a profitable conservation enterprise.
- Grow together with our surrounding communities
- Create awareness and understanding of our ecosystems and biodiversity
- Ensure a balanced human-wildlife coexistence for the future
- Respect for others
- Everything we do should be measurable
- Sustainable use of available natural resources
- Communicate and coordinate everything we do locally, nationally, and internationally
- Create awareness and understanding of our ecosystems and biodiversity
- Ensure a balanced human-wildlife coexistence for the future
- Respect for others
- Everything we do should be measurable
- Sustainable use of available natural resources
- Communicate and coordinate everything we do locally, nationally, and internationally
- Grow together with our surrounding communities
SDG 1
No Poverty
Mugie conservancy provides jobs and market sharing programs/investment opportunities.
SDG 3
Good Health And Well Being
Mugie’s medical outreach and community building activities contribute to improved health, wealth and peaceful cohabitation.
SDG 4
Quality Education
Mugie supplements governmental funds to support additional teachers in the classroom, far exceeding the national average student:teacher ratios. Mugie also promotes vocational education.
SDG 5
Gender Equality
Mugie school promotes the education of young women in the community by enforcing gender parity and providing a safe learning environment. Additionally, we are building programs to enhance economic opportunity for women in the community.
SDG 8
Decent Work And Economic Growth
Mugie encourages entrepreneurship and provides both jobs and income generating activities for men and women.
SDG 9
Industry, Innovation And Infrastructure
Mugie is modernizing agriculture and conservation techniques by using scientific data to make informed decisions about infrastructure and sustainable development.
SDG 12
Climate Action
Mugie’s dryland conservation agriculture activities enhance food security and economic welfare.
SDG 13
Good health and well being
Mugie’s sustainable natural resource management schemes include renewable energy usage, water reservoirs, ecosystem services and responsible maintenance of carbon sequestering grasslands.
SDG 15
Life On Land
Mugie’s land, water, and biodiversity conservation function to preserve natural habitats and ensure the survival of its natural ecosystems for today and tomorrow.
