Pillar 03 of our strategy
Raising the profile of Tsavo.
Partnerships for Tsavo is the third pillar of our 2023–2027 Strategic Plan, and it is deliberate. The Tsavo Conservation Area is Kenya’s largest protected landscape, yet its profile has never matched its scale. We set out to change that: to bring strong, long-term partnerships and funding to Tsavo, and to raise its standing among the great conservation landscapes of the world.
The Kenya Wildlife Service and the Wildlife Research and Training Institute lead the work; a network of conservation partners, foundations, companies and individuals makes it possible. To every one of them, Tsavo Trust says thank you.
Conservation & Technical Partners
Shared expertise, shared results.
Funders & Foundations
The support behind the work.
This does not include the many individuals and friends that support our work.

Addax and Oryx

Africa Born

Africa Geographic

Africa Sand Dam Foundation

ARES

The Askari Project

BAND Foundation

Bush and Beyond

Chesbro Foundation

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo

Conservation Alpha

Disney Conservation Fund

The Drang Gallery

Eagle Foundation

Elephant Crisis Fund

Empowers Africa

Exodus Travels Foundation

Glassbaby Foundation

Haller

Helping Rhinos

International Elephant Foundation

IUCN

James Lewin Photography

Kampur Travel Diaries

Let's Go Travel

Lion Recovery Fund

Liz Clairborne Art Ortenberg Foundation

Maliasili

Mike

Milkywire

Ndovu Trust

Origins

Painted Dog Fund

Painted Wolf Foundation

RE:Wild

Rhino Recovery Fund

Save the Elephants

Southern Cross Safaris

Suzuki Rhino Club

Tofauti

Tropical Ice

Tusk Trust

US Fish & Wildlife Service

WCN

ZSL

Stand with Tsavo
Ways to support our work.
Thank you for standing with Tsavo.
Whether you fly with us in spirit or fund a season in the field, you are part of a culture of conservation.












