Vision & Mission
Our Vision: Establish and sustain a conservation programme to make lasting contributions to the future of the hirola antelope and of the local communities within the hirola’s geographic range.
Our Mission: To protect and increase the numbers and distribution of hirola through participatory conservation, education, community involvement and international support. We recognize that conservation is a multi-stakeholder initiative and does not occur in isolation.
ANTI POACHING
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION
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ONE HEALTH PROGRAMME
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BIODIVERSITY & INFRASTRUCTURE
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LOCAL COMMUNITIES
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HABITAT RESTORATION
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Under Restoration
5000
Pastoralists Reached
500
Remaining Hirola
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Hirola Breeding & Re-wilding Program
Background & History The Ishaqbini Hirola Sanctuary was established in 2013 as a critical conservation stronghold for the critically endangered hirola (Beatragus hunteri). With fewer than 500 individuals remaining in[…]
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Water For Wildlife
The problem In the vast rangelands of North Eastern Kenya, drought has evolved from a cyclical challenge to an existential catastrophe. Climate change has transformed what were once manageable dry[…]
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Hirola Wildlife Education Centre:
Located at our main camp the Garissa Giraffe Centre, the Hirola Wildlife Education Centre stands as the first and only wildlife education centre in North Eastern Kenya. Dedicated to fostering[…]
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