Borana Conservancy, located at the base of Mt Kenya, is a 32,000-acre conservation area dedicated to protecting endangered species like Black and White Rhino. As a non-profit organization, we focus on sustainable wildlife conservation, habitat preservation, and supporting local livelihoods. The Lewa-Borana Landscape, a combined 90,000-acre area with Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, provides a vast habitat for over 200 rhinos, enhancing East Africa's largest continuous rhino population.

Our mission includes creating a sustainable ecosystem for critically endangered species like elephants, lions, and zebras, while promoting holistic approaches through tourism and community initiatives. Borana supports education, healthcare, and sustainable practices, aiming to become carbon neutral in the next three years. By prioritizing local employment and environmental conservation, Borana Conservancy strives to provide a sustainable and enriching experience for both its community and visitors.

Visit us for a unique conservation adventure in Kenya