Ol Pejeta Conservancy
Home to the largest population of black rhinos in East Africa
Ol Pejeta Conservancy covers an area of 400 square kilometers and is a sanctuary for a variety of wildlife. It boasts the highest number of black rhinos in East Africa, the only place on earth where one can be guaranteed to view these animals in their natural habitat. It is also home to the world’s last two northern white rhinos, a feat that reinforces its role in global conservation.
While rhinos dominate the Ol Pejeta world of attraction, it is the only spot in Kenya where a tourist can see chimpanzees. The chimp sanctuary at the conservancy has been developed to rehabilitate animals rescued from the illegal wildlife trade by offering them a safe and nurturing environment. The Conservancy also houses some of Kenya’s highest predator densities, thus promising thrilling wildlife experiences for enthusiasts of nature.
What makes Ol Pejeta different is its ingenuity in conservation. It brings together wildlife protection and community support as a way of showing how people and nature can live together in harmony. The conservancy’s successful livestock program supports local communities by enhancing education, health, and infrastructure. This is a generation of wildlife guardians who will ensure the protection of the rich biodiversity that East Africa has.
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