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Our
StoryThe Taita Taveta Wildlife Conservancies Association (TTWCA) is a membership organization uniting the conservation efforts of 33 conservancies and ranches spread across 1 million acres of land in the iconic Taita Taveta-Tsavo ecosystem.

Our
Ecosystem
“We have the largest
population of elephants
in Kenya.”
Home to Kenya’s largest elephant population, the lush Taita Taveta-Tsavo landscape provides critical wildlife dispersal and migratory corridors for the Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks and safeguards a broad range of wild flora and fauna, including species listed on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
Our Focus
Areas
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Rangeland
Management -
Wildlife
Conservation -
Community
and Livelihoods -
Habitat Protection
and Restoration -
Governance
and Policy
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the Herd
Get exciting updates from the field and learn how you can play a part in creating positive impact for the people and the wildlife of the TTWCA landscape.
Tour
TTWCA
Get away and explore the endless terrain, generous biodiversity and vibrant culture of the Taita Taveta-Tsavo ecosystem by visiting the tourism facilities in the TTWCA landscape and contribute to improved livelihoods of the local community.

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22,797
Landowners
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1m
Acres Covered
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10+
Threatened Species Protected
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& Safeguard
Stories from
the Field

As we continue to implement the TUI Care Foundation funded project, “Creating Value for wildlife and people of Tsavo, Kenya” collaboratively with African Wildlife Foundation, we have engaged an experienced consultant to develop a Tourism Circuit Plan. Due to the dynamic nature of the tourism industry, the consultancy conducted a stakeholder engagement meeting by bringing

The latest TTWCA Bulletin issue of our newsletter is now available. Find out what we have been up to in the first half of 2023. This is the fourth edition of the TTWCA Bulletin. As usual, we’d be delighted to hear what you think of it, so please email your feedback to us via info@ttwcakenya.com. To download

Taita Taveta Wildlife Conservancies Association dedicated its efforts towards creating environmental awareness in the scenic village of Zongwani, nestled within Teri B in Sagalla Ward, Taita Taveta County. This village lies adjacent to Teri B Community Land and the recently gazetted Mgeno Wildlife Conservancy. The community sensitization meeting held by TTWCA, in partnership with IFAW,
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