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Our Story

Introduction

RAMAT Wildlife Society is a representative body for conservancies in Central Kajiado. The bulk of these conservancies are found in the Matapato Rangelands, a 3200 sq km landscape in the northern periphery of the Amboseli National Park Ecosystem.

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Conservancies Mapping

A successful process involving the communities of Central Kajiado, Kenya.

Our Mission & Vision

Mission

To rebuild wildlife habitats by supporting values of tolerance and co-existence between people and wildlife through sustainable.

Our Name

The name RAMAT, emanates from the Maasai word “Ramatare”, which means holistic management of animals, families, environment and the community in general.

Vision

Rebuilding Healthy Ecosystems for people and wildlife.

Our Gallery

We pride ourselves in the relationships we form with our environment and the people. A thriving Co-existence is our motivation.

Our Achievements

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Mobilization

Mobilization and registration of 10 conservancies thus bringing 170,000 acres under conservation.

Mapping

Mapping of the conservancies with KWCA.

Employment

Employment of community wildlife ambassadors.

Community Support

Supported six schools in the conservancy with lunch for children during the 2022 drought period.

Lighting Installation

Installation of predator proof solar lights in 48 homesteads to protect livestock.

Bee Keeping

Beekeeping project at Nairrabala Primary school.

Wildlife Clubs

Started Wildlife Clubs at schools in Kikesen River Conservancy.

Tree Planting

Tree planting project in the schools within conservancies.

Ramat Wildlife Society

Registered in Kenya in the year 2022 as a representative body for conservancies in Central Kajiado.

Rebuilding Healthy Ecosystems for people and wildlife.

Our Partners

the distinguished organisations we have worked with.
10 +

Conservancies

3200 +

SQ KM Covered

6 +

Programs

6

Branches