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LUMO SGM – Reflecting on Achievements and Future Directions

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LUMO Community Wildlife Conservancy held its Special General Meeting (SGM) on August 2, 2025, providing an opportunity to reflect on the past year, engage in dialogue, and discuss priorities for the year ahead. During the meeting, the conservancy highlighted the importance of sustained and emerging partnerships in supporting conservation and community goals. These collaborations were […]

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LUMO Conservancy’s Security Operations Room

Anti-poaching, Conservation Monitoring /

Building Infrastructure for Safer Landscapes and Thriving Communities Earlier this year, in February, LUMO Conservancy began construction of its Security Operations Room, a major milestone in our ongoing mission to safeguard wildlife and support the communities that share the Tsavo landscape. This initiative, made possible through the generous support of the Emeritus Philanthropic Foundation, represents

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LUMO Community Wildlife Conservancy Marks a New Chapter with the Gazettement of Its 2024–2029 Management Plan

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LUMO Community Wildlife Conservancy reached a significant milestone with the official gazettement of its new Management Plan (2024–2029) as published in a gazette notice dated 21st February 2025. This formal recognition affirms LUMO’s long-standing role in conservation and provides a clear roadmap for guiding land management, wildlife protection, tourism development, and community benefit-sharing over the

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The Journey of Youth Involvement at LUMO Conservancy

Community Engagement, Education, Uncategorized /

LUMO Conservancy, nestled in the heart of the Taita-Taveta County, was founded through the collaboration between three group ranches: Lualenyi, Mramba, and Oza. These ranches collectively set aside land for conservation, establishing LUMO as a community-owned and community-led wildlife conservation initiative. However, the socio-economic and cultural dynamics of the Taita community at the time shaped

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LUMO: Where Community and Conservation Thrive Together

Impactful Wildlife Conservation, News /

LUMO: A Model for Community-Driven Conservation in Kenya In the heart of Tsavo’s vast wilderness lies LUMO Community Wildlife Conservancy, a 48,000-acre expanse of protected rangelands. Once primarily used for grazing by the communities of Lualenyi, Mramba, and Oza, LUMO has evolved into a model for community-led conservation and sustainable tourism, demonstrating how local people

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Place To Visit In Kenya

Economic Impact /

Kenya, the cradle of humanity and a land teeming with diverse wildlife, beckons the adventurous traveler. But what if your African safari could be more than just a thrilling wildlife encounter? What if it could be a journey that actively contributes to conservation efforts? LUMO Conservancy, known frontiers of community-led conservation and advocates of impactful

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Conservation Is A Lifestyle

Community Engagement, Education, Impactful Wildlife Conservation /

When we think of conservation, we often envision large swathes of protected land, dedicated rangers patrolling for poachers, and substantial funding to keep the operation running. While these are indeed critical components of wildlife conservation, there’s a deeper, more holistic perspective that is often overlooked: Conservation isn’t just an activity—it’s a lifestyle. It’s about integrating

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