Our Focus

Our focus for 2026-2028

Southern Kenya and Northern Tanzania Rangelands

Our primary focus is supporting key initiatives that promote collaborative conservation efforts of threatened species and habitats on community lands in the southern Kenya and northern Tanzania rangelands. Two of the projects and programmes in this landscape that we are most invested in are:

• The Mara Raptor Project:  East Africa’s first locally based, long-term raptor conservation and research project, located in the greater Mara ecosystem.

• The Kwenia Vulture Sanctuary:  East Africa’s first community-owned sanctuary dedicated to raptor conservation, focusing on protecting the largest breeding colony of Rüppell’s Vultures in southern Kenya.

Bird of Prey Rescue, Rehabilitation and Conservation  

We support two raptor centres in Kenya: the Naivasha Raptor Centre, operated by the Kenya Bird of Prey Trust, and the Soysambu Raptor Centre at Soysambu Conservancy. Both are committed to restoring threatened raptor populations through rescue and rehabilitation, and to providing conservation education that inspires people to care about raptors.

General financial support for Biodiversity Conservation worldwide

We provide funding to several organisations whose work supports biodiversity conservation, with a particular focus on Africa.