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The formidable strength of Samburu women united in spirit & song
When the Milk Mamas recently visited the sanctuary, there was no shortage of joy as they witnessed Reteti’s elephants drink their goat milk. In keeping with Samburu tradition to celebrate special occasions in song, they honoured the moment with this beautiful performance.
The Year in Review: The Milk to Market Program
Join us as we look back on 2023 and relive the highlights of our Milk to Market Program.
Growing our future together!
Louwai Obo was a hive of activity this past month. In addition to our fourth nomadic Montessori School opening with a joyous celebration, our Eco Rangers also supported this community in numerous ways!
Women’s Microfinance Training
It was a privilege to partner with Women’s Microfinance Initiative for this business skills training session with Milk Mamas and Beading Ladies from across the conservancy.
Re-greening and reversing desertification
An extensive erosion control and re-greening project in Northern Kenya, in an effort to reverse desertification and retain productive soils, is bearing fruit after the region finally received a few showers of rain in November 2022.
Women combatting soil erosion in Kenya
Soil erosion and associated land degradation is a widespread problem across Northern Kenya with far-reaching implications for the food, water and energy security nexus. The Samburu women have taken action.
50 Milk Mammas receive menstrual cups
Fifty of our Milk Mammas received Menstrual Cups in celebration of #MenstrualHygieneDay.
Milk Mamma’s leading the way
The “Milk Mamma’s” from our Milk to Market program are setting an inspiring example for generations of Samburu women to come.
The Milk to Market Program
Travel restrictions during lockdown led to start of a milk program that economically empowers Samburu women, while helping Reteti’s elephants get a sustainable, cost effective supply of milk.