About Us
Where conservation and community thrive as one.
Who We Are
Kasigau Wildlife Conservancy is a registered non-profit community organization operating in Taita Taveta County, Kenya.
The conservancy safeguards a protected landscape of over 52,305 acres dedicated to wildlife conservation, forest protection, and community development.
The conservancy is formally recognized and regulated under national frameworks, ensuring compliance, accountability, and sustainability in its operations.
Our Core Values
Our Story
Kasigau Wildlife Conservancy represents a remarkable transformation – from a traditional ranching system into a modern, community-led conservation landscape.
Established in 1971 as Kasigau Ranch, the area gradually evolved as environmental awareness and conservation needs grew.
By 2010, forest protection and carbon initiatives had begun shaping a new direction.
In 2014, structured conservation programmes were introduced, including the recruitment of ranger teams to safeguard wildlife and forests.
A major milestone came in 2018 when conservation land use was formally adopted through a community decision at the Annual General Meeting. This marked a shift toward integrated land management.
By 2020, structured planning processes were underway, leading to the development of land use and conservancy management plans.
In 2021, Kasigau was officially gazetted as a wildlife conservancy and registered as a non-profit organization—solidifying its role as a recognized conservation entity in Kenya.
Today, Kasigau stands as a working example of how communities can lead conservation while building sustainable livelihoods.
Our Partners
Conservation thrives through collaboration—meet the partners powering Kasigau’s integrated approach
