Our Publications

In this third edition of the TTWCA Bulletin, we capture our highlights of the second half of 2022, whose overriding theme was the remarkable collaborations that saw us continue to place our best foot forward in our shared duty to safeguard the iconic Tsavo landscape. Click here to download your copy of the latest TTWCA

The Grazing Management and Action Plan for the Mgeno Wildlife Conservancy. It includes livestock grazing management, intensive rangeland restoration, haymaking, and fodder cultivation for which so far natural, native grassland is used in portions of limited zones, and wildlife management.

TTWCA’s July newsletter capturing her top activities, projects and growth highlights in the first half of 2022. TTWCA remains thankful to all the stakeholders for the collective commitment in uniting the conservation efforts for improved community livelihoods across the Tsavo landscape while addressing their social, economic and environmental demands of today and future.

Welcome to issue #1 of the TTWCA Bulletin. In this edition, we bring you our top highlights of 2021. These include the steps we took together to better combat bushfires, poaching and human-wildlife conflict in the Tsavo landscape. We also look at the efforts made to enhance cooperation, and improve inclusion and livelihoods.

This is the first-ever state of Taita Taveta Conservancies report published. It presents the commitment of the Taita Taveta conservancies in promoting social and economic stability and a healthy environment in the greater Tsavo ecosystem.

The year 2020 was an unprecedented the world over. In this our first-ever annual report, we share how we responded to the challenges that came about due to the advent of the Covid-19 pandemic. We also share the impact and lesson garnered in this extraordinary year.

This is our inaugural multi-year strategic plan. It sets out the association’s priorities over the two-year period and will also greatly inform our subsequent strategic plans in our joint quest to safeguard the Tsavo ecosystem for the benefit of all.