World Environment Day is a global platform for raising awareness and taking action on urgent environmental issues. This year, in celebration of this important day, the members of the Youth Forum at LUMO Conservancy gathered to learn about the impact of invasive species on rangelands and took hands-on action to protect their environment. Learning About […]
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While poaching has long been recognized as a major threat to wildlife conservation, another insidious menace lurks in the background, often overlooked but equally devastating: climate change. The year 2022 brought this reality sharply into focus as prolonged seasons of drought ravaged ecosystems worldwide, leading to a tragic decline in wildlife populations, particularly in places
In the realm of wildlife conservation, a transformative shift is taking place—one that places communities at the forefront of the effort. Community-led wildlife conservation is emerging as the ultimate model, offering a more cost-effective, impactful, and sustainable approach to preserving our planet’s biodiversity. This model not only fosters a harmonious coexistence between humans and wildlife
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In a dynamic convergence of dedication and collaboration, representatives from the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and the Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association embarked on a transformative visit to LUMO Conservancy. The ongoing BIOPAMA project unfolded its wings, orchestrating a symphony of activities aimed at fortifying conservation efforts and community engagement. Day 1: Conservancy
In a heartwarming ceremony held at LUMO Conservancy, a beacon of collaboration between Community & Wildlife Conservation and Soroi Lions Bluff Lodge, the community celebrated a significant stride towards education and wildlife conservation. This event marked the awarding of full high-school scholarships to three deserving students from the community, a testament to the commitment of
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In a defining moment for community-led conservation, LUMO Community Wildlife Conservancy recently convened its inaugural inception meeting with key stakeholders. The primary focus: the development of a holistic conservancy grazing plan. This marks a significant stride towards fostering sustainable land use and harmonizing the delicate balance between wildlife preservation and the grazing community in the
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Empowering the Future In a powerful display of commitment to conservation and community engagement, LUMO Conservancy recently hosted its Second Youth Forum. The event marked a pivotal moment in refining the agenda set forth in the inaugural meeting, focusing primarily on the vital issue of youth inclusion in conservancy activities. This dynamic gathering saw enthusiastic
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In a remarkable stride towards inclusivity and community-driven conservation, LUMO Conservancy recently hosted a groundbreaking Women’s Forum Engagement Meeting. This event, aligned with the BIOPAMA project and in collaboration with the Taita Taveta Wildlife Conservancies Association, not only marked a key moment in LUMO’s conservation journey but also emphasized the pivotal role women play in
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In a significant stride towards fostering sustainable conservation practices, LUMO Conservancy proudly unveiled its Youth Registration Campaign, a pivotal component of the ongoing BIOPAMA project in collaboration with the Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association (KWCA). This initiative aims to enhance the management and governance of the conservancy, solidifying our commitment to environmental preservation and community engagement.
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In the heart of the pristine wilderness that is LUMO Conservancy, a significant event recently unfolded, uniting the community, government authorities, and local conservation organizations in a critical discussion about poaching. This remarkable gathering was made possible through a collaborative effort between LUMO Conservancy, the Ministry of Wildlife Kenya, and the Taita Taveta Wildlife Conservancies
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