Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy is a leading model for private conservation in Laikipia, Kenya. With a focus on wildlife conservation and protecting indigenous and critically endangered species, Ol Jogi provides a safe and thriving habitat spanning 58,000 acres. What sets Ol Jogi apart is its relentless dedication to pioneering new methods and techniques in conservation, constantly pushing the boundaries of what can be achieved.

With a team of almost 300 passionate individuals, Ol Jogi delivers exceptional results in its mission. Situated in a malaria-free zone near Mount Kenya, the conservancy offers a picturesque setting at an altitude of 6,000 feet. Established over 60 years ago, Ol Jogi is home to a diverse range of large mammal species.

It boasts a healthy population of over 100 rhinos and is the largest breeding ground for Grevy Zebra in the world. The conservancy also houses a world-class Veterinary Clinic and a Wildlife Rescue Center, enabling efficient medical support and rehabilitation for injured or orphaned animals. Furthermore, Ol Jogi maintains a strong relationship with neighboring communities, offering support and benefits derived from their conservation efforts.

Discover the impact and achievements of Ol Jogi at this exceptional wildlife conservancy