Since 2012

Our Impact

The difference our work has made across wildlife, community and partnerships, in support of KWS and WRTI. Full detail sits on each programme page.

42,000km²
Tsavo Conservation Area under our support
98%
Reduction in elephant poaching since 2013
505
Households in Kamungi Conservancy; 3000+ individual members
Since 2012
Working in support of KWS and WRTI

01

Wildlife Conservation

All programmes

10

Super Tuskers walking in Tsavo

39

Individual tuskers monitored, nearly double 2013’s count

25%

Of Kenya’s black rhino in this landscape

448

Lions estimated in Tsavo, 2025 census

30

Hirola recorded, in 11 herds

6+

Wild dog packs confirmed and monitored

12,192

Snares removed from the bush

8,778

Written field reports filed to KWS

74%

Of Tsavo East and West covered by our aerial and ground patrols

17,266

Elephants estimated in Tsavo, 2025 census

02

Community Conservation

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505

Landowner households, up from 70 a decade ago

3,030

Individual community members in Kamungi Conservancy

10,000

Acres under community-led conservation

82%

Reduction in human-elephant conflict

88%

Stakeholder trust and engagement score

11,107

Patients treated in 2025

65%

Of community members express positive attitudes towards wildlife

KES 19.8M

Earned by community members through Tsavo Trust employment

67%

Of households in Kamungi reporting improved livelihood due to Tsavo Trust interventions

03

Partnerships for Tsavo

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$12M

Raised for conservation in the TCA since inception

$6M

Invested in support of the Tsavo West rhino programme

2

Board seats held by KWS and WRTI leadership

3

Government partners: KWS, WRTI and Makueni County

Kamungi Conservancy

1

Community conservancy partner: Kamungi

8+

Field partners working alongside us

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