News from Sarara

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Heleen Mills 14/09/2022 Heleen Mills 14/09/2022

Meet Kalamon Leogusa

Having worked across every organisation in the Sarara umbrella, from Reteti, to the Sarara Foundation, as a guide and as a radio operator, Kalamon is the Swiss army knife of Sarara - there’s nothing he can’t do!

Heleen Mills 07/09/2022 Heleen Mills 07/09/2022

Horseback Safari in Northern Kenya: what you need to know

One of the most common set of questions we receive from guests is about the horseback safari’s at Sarara.

Heleen Mills 29/07/2022 Heleen Mills 29/07/2022

Our journey to become a self-sustainable eco lodge

As part of Plastic Free July, we reflect on our journey as we endeavour to become a self-sustainable eco lodge.

Heleen Mills 14/07/2022 Heleen Mills 14/07/2022

President Kenyatta approves Title Deeds for Samburu

Sarara and Sapashe communities within Namunyak Conservancy receive Title Deeds from President Kenyatta

Heleen Mills 07/07/2022 Heleen Mills 07/07/2022

Being a Samburu mother amidst an ongoing drought.

Samburu mother, Ntanipi shares her story with water campaigner, Mina Guli who recently visited Namunyak Conservancy as part of her #RunBlue campaign to raise awareness of the global water crisis.

Heleen Mills 01/07/2022 Heleen Mills 01/07/2022

Namunyak Conservancy renews 20 year partnership with The Sarara Foundation

The Sarara Foundation is pleased to announce the renewal of a 20 year partnership with Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy extending both parties' mission to secure the long term sustainability of this vitally important ecosystem.

Heleen Mills 23/06/2022 Heleen Mills 23/06/2022

Listen to Robert’s Podcast

Sarara Manager, Robert Lemiyan recently sat down to record a podcast about his journey to becoming a manager, Samburu culture, community conservation and what the future of the Samburu community looks like.