The TTWCA Bulletin
Our Biannual Newsletter
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The Jan–June 2024 edition
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The end-of-year 2024 edition
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The first half of 2023 edition
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The July–Dec 2022 and expectations for 2023 edition
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The 2022 mid-year edition
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The inaugural edition of the TTWCA Bulletin: Dec 2021
Forecasts and Findings
Plans & Reports
Download: SoC 2024
The 2024 State of Conservancies Report for TTWCA is an account of the progress and status of conservancies since 2020.
Download: Our New Strategy
Dive into our 2024–2028 Strategic Plan, a reflection of our commitment to nurturing a connected and thriving Tsavo-Taita landscape where people, wildlife, and nature thrive.
Download: Case Study on Macademia Farming in Iyale
Exploring macadamia farming as a way to revitalize the economy, reforest the land, and enhance biodiversity.
Download: Mgeno Grazing Plan
In 2022, Mgeno became among our first members to publish a conservancy-wide grazing plan.
Download: SoCR 2020
In 2020, TTWCA published the first-ever State of Taita Taveta Conservancies report since the enactment of the Wildlife Conservation and Management Act 2013.
Download: Annual Report 2020
In this our first-ever annual report, we share how we responded to the unprecedented challenges due to the advent of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Download: Strategic Plan 2019-21
This is our inaugural multi-year strategic plan. It set out the association’s priorities over the two-year period and will continue to inform TTWCA's subsequent plans.
Download: Tourism Prospectus
The TTWCA Tourism Investment Prospectus outlines the eco-friendly investment opportunities in the Tsavo Landscape Conservancies.