Conservation Kenya is a Kenyan organization dedicated to promoting public participation in conservation through education and awareness programs. They also focus on citizen research and enterprise development, all with the goal of creating a sustainable future for wildlife, habitats, and the people of Kenya. Their education and awareness programs aim to foster an environmentally enlightened public that understands and embraces the value of Kenya's rich wildlife heritage and natural assets.

Conservation Kenya's vision is centered around people and their involvement in conservation efforts. Their mission is to achieve conservation through public participation. Led by Dr.

Winnie Kiiru, a renowned wildlife biologist and elephant expert, the organization spearheads projects that educate and inspire young learners about the environment. Dr. Kiiru, along with a team of dedicated professionals, including Programs Manager Collins Busuru and Head of Mentorship and Research, Grace Jemutai, work diligently to conduct wildlife research, environmental education, and manage research centers.

If you share their passion for conservation, you can support Conservation Kenya's vital work by making a donation. Help contribute to the conservation of Kenya's unique wildlife and habitats by taking action today and supporting Conservation Kenya. Contact them through their address at Regus, within Eaton Place, 2nd floor; United Nations Crescent, Nairobi, Kenya, or reach out to them at +254-736-389-044 or info@conservationkenya.

org. Stay up to date with their latest news, including their recent work and accomplishments, on their website. Together, let's create a sustainable future for Kenya's wildlife and people