Saturday 4th November 2017, Ngiluni Village Communities living near Kamunyu and Ngiluni villages in Kamungi Conservancy have faced the hardship of a lack of accessible clean water for many years. Traditionally, water is collected by women and children from hand…
TSAVO TRUST JOINS THE THRIVING TOGETHER CAMPAIGN TO HIGHLIGHT THE WORLD’S MOST IMPORTANT YET IGNORED ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION The Thriving Together campaign recognizes that family planning is critically important not only for women and girls but also for the environment. Tsavo Trust…
Thanks to the support of Forix Foundation, another 1 acre Beehive Fence has just been completed on a farm in Kamungi Conservancy, close to the boundary of Tsavo East National Park. With the start of the rainy season kicking in…
Tsavo Trust founding Board member, Stuart Herd, donates to Kamungi Conservancy on recent visit The Kamungi Water Project on the northern boundary of Tsavo East in southern Kenya, is proving to be a great success, and has been very well…
Kamungi Water Project progressing well Kamungi Water Project, part of the ongoing partnership and stewardship development between Tsavo Trust and Kamungi Conservancy has been progressing well over the last couple of months. The water project has been one of the…
Updates on the pilot project Beehive Fences Most hives are fully occupied, fences are being weighed down with honey. Now it is time to put in the super box and queen excluders. Sadly we are in the middle of a…
Pass Out Parade for young men from local community Huge congratulations to these brave young men from Ngiliuni and Kamungi villages. After three months of intensive training at the Kenya Wildlife Service Law Enforcement Academy, Manyani - they have completed…
In collaboration with Dr King and her renowned Elephants and Bees Project, Tsavo Trust have implemented three pilot beehive fence projects based on the highest results-oriented models for construction and monitoring within the Kamungi Conservancy. Each farm is located quite…
Background Nestling on the border of Tsavo East National Park (TENP) near Mtito Andei in southern Kenya are the remote villages of Ngiluni and Kamunyu - merged to form Kamungi for ease of reference. Kamungi is home to approximately 2000 people of the WaKamba…
Kamungi Community Conservancy - Poverty Alleviation Introduction Safe and acceptable water for human consumption that is available in sufficient quantity, physically accessible and affordable is a crucial prerequisite for human wellbeing. Access to safe water is not only fundamental to…