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COMMUNITY & CONSERVATION THRIVING TOGETHER

Naibunga Central Conservancy spans over 28,437 acres in Laikipia, uniting Musul, Kijabe, and Nkiloriti communities in shared protection of wildlife and rangelands.

Community at the Heart of Conservation

At Naibunga Central, we believe that conservation thrives when communities are at its heart. By working hand in hand with the people of Musul, Kijabe, Nkiloriti, we aim to create a harmonious balance between rangeland restoration, wildlife conservation, and sustainable livelihoods.

Our efforts go beyond safeguarding nature. From engaging youth in conservation education to creating jobs through eco-tourism and natural resource management, we are committed to transforming lives while protecting the land we all depend on.

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Our Areas of Impact

Our work is rooted in purpose. Each area of impact reflects a core challenge we are committed to addressing — whether it's protecting the environment, advancing community welfare, or building lasting peace.

CONSERVATION

Safeguarding elephants, Grevy's zebras, and lions across migration corridors.

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Discover Our Campsites

Experience the beauty of Laikipia through our community-run eco-tourism campsites. Each offers a unique, immersive connection to the land and its people.

Eco-Tourism

Ol Lentile Lodge

An authentic wilderness experience in the heart of Laikipia

The Sanctuary at Ol Lentille is a community owned safari lodge located on a Hilltop mount in the northern escarpment of Kenya's Laikipia Plateau, in Naibunga central community conservancy, kijabe community land immersed in East Africa's magnificence. The Sanctuary at Ol Lentille epitomizes responsible conservation tourism. The four luxurious country houses enjoy fantastic views of the rocky peak of Mount Kenya, the Samburu sacred mountain Ol Olokwe, the Matthews Range and the Karisia Hills. The fully staffed country houses are all fully furnished and immersed in comfort. The houses are unique with each one promising a different experience. The Chiefs House enjoys fashionable African interior, including African artifacts and fabrics. The evenings can be enjoyed in conversation in front of the open fire in the living room or in the plunge pool on the outdoor deck. The master bedroom has a large open-air bathtub set among the rocks enjoying the moonlight. Ample space provides the Sultan's House with a second bedroom if need be. The four poster bed stands lavish in the spacious house, with fine furnishings and designed in "Lamu" style this second unit also boasts of a large sitting/dining room and a kitchen. One has access to a private open-air rock bath and views over our rocky hills in the direction of the deserts in this one bedroom house.

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Eco-Tourism

Musul Camping Tent

Elevated serenity with sweeping valley views

Musul Camping Tents offer a simple yet scenic outdoor experience within the Musul community land, surrounded by open savannah, rolling hills, and diverse wildlife. The tents provide comfortable accommodation for visitors seeking adventure, cultural immersion, and a peaceful escape in nature, making them ideal for eco-tourists, researchers, and local travelers.

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Eco-Tourism

Lauraki Campsite

Where the river meets the wild

Lauraki Campsite is a serene getaway set in the heart of Lauraki, offering panoramic views of savannah grasslands, wildlife habitats, and picturesque hills. A scenic seasonal sand river runs nearby, adding to the charm and providing a unique setting for relaxation and exploration. The campsite serves as a peaceful base for eco-tourists, and cultural visitors, blending traditional hospitality with an unspoiled wilderness experience.

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Supported by Northern Rangelands Trust & Partners

Naibunga Central Conservancy operates under the patronage of the Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT), working hand-in-hand with leading conservation, forestry, and government partners to safeguard wildlife and support local communities.

Northern Rangelands Trust
Northern Rangelands Trust
Kenya Wildlife Service
Kenya Wildlife Service
Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association
Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association
African Wildlife Foundation
African Wildlife Foundation
Fauna & Flora International
Fauna & Flora International
Laikipia Conservancies Association
Laikipia Conservancies Association
County Government of Laikipia
County Government of Laikipia
Kenya Forest Service
Kenya Forest Service
Laikipia Wildlife Forum
Laikipia Wildlife Forum
Government of Kenya
Government of Kenya
Water Resources Authority
Water Resources Authority
Northern Rangelands Trust
Northern Rangelands Trust
Kenya Wildlife Service
Kenya Wildlife Service
Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association
Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association
African Wildlife Foundation
African Wildlife Foundation
Fauna & Flora International
Fauna & Flora International
Laikipia Conservancies Association
Laikipia Conservancies Association
County Government of Laikipia
County Government of Laikipia
Kenya Forest Service
Kenya Forest Service
Laikipia Wildlife Forum
Laikipia Wildlife Forum
Government of Kenya
Government of Kenya
Water Resources Authority
Water Resources Authority
Northern Rangelands Trust
Northern Rangelands Trust
Kenya Wildlife Service
Kenya Wildlife Service
Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association
Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association
African Wildlife Foundation
African Wildlife Foundation
Fauna & Flora International
Fauna & Flora International
Laikipia Conservancies Association
Laikipia Conservancies Association
County Government of Laikipia
County Government of Laikipia
Kenya Forest Service
Kenya Forest Service
Laikipia Wildlife Forum
Laikipia Wildlife Forum
Government of Kenya
Government of Kenya
Water Resources Authority
Water Resources Authority

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Your visit, partnership, or donation directly supports the communities of Musul, Kijabe, and Nkiloriti in their effort to protect wildlife and build sustainable futures.

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