Our Impact

Results you can check

Results counted in animals, hectares and people, and open to inspection.

1.8macres protectedCommunity conservancy land
0rhinos poachedOn our patrols in 4 years
420+community scoutsTrained and employed locally
87%of gifts to the fieldPatrols, collars, grass and training
Where your money goes

Every shilling, accounted for

Last year’s spending, as shown in our audited accounts.

Patrols, collars and field kit52%

Ranger patrols, tracking equipment and vehicles.

Community programmes26%

Grazing, seed banks, scouts and herder support.

Monitoring and research9%

Collar data, surveys and published results.

Fundraising7%

Campaigns and donor communication.

Administration6%

Audit, offices and compliance.

Accountability

How we are held to it

Registered

A registered non-profit and a partner of the conservancies.

Audited every year

Independent audit, with the report on request.

Community charter

A signed charter with the elders on land rights and benefit sharing.

Tracked and reported

Collar and patrol data are summarised in every report.

Milestones

How far we have come

  1. 2010

    Sera becomes Kenya’s first community-owned rhino sanctuary.

  2. 2014

    The scout academy trains its first class.

  3. 2017

    Elephant corridors secured between Amboseli and Tsavo.

  4. 2021

    Women Grassland Protectors begins in West Gate.

  5. 2024

    Four years without a rhino poached on our patrols.

Stand with the people who guard the wild

Every gift pays for a patrol, a collar or a hectare of grass, and the community keeps what is protected.

Give today

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