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Together Against the Flames: An Incredible Team Effort
When a ravaging blaze broke out in Namunyak on Friday, an incredible collaboration on the ground ensued. It included Namunyak’s Rangers and Grazing Team, who demonstrated the power of unity while facing environmental challenges, and worked tirelessly until the last embers were extinguished on Sunday.
New Mobile Ranger Unit paves the way for high-impact patrols
We are tremendously proud of the formation of our new Mobile Ranger Unit – which is paving the way for increased wildlife security and high-impact patrols within Namunyak Conservancy.
Honouring Namunyak’s Female Rangers
This World Female Ranger Week, we are so proud to honour the female guardians of Namunyak Community Conservancy, and celebrate the meaningful work they do every day. Through their empathy, compassion, strength and wisdom, Namunyak has become and remains a place of peace – just as its name suggests in Samburu.