LUMO: A Model for Community-Driven Conservation in Kenya In the heart of Tsavo’s vast wilderness lies LUMO Community Wildlife Conservancy, a 48,000-acre expanse of protected rangelands. Once primarily used for grazing by the communities of Lualenyi, Mramba, and Oza, LUMO…
In a dynamic convergence of dedication and collaboration, representatives from the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and the Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association embarked on a transformative visit to LUMO Conservancy. The ongoing BIOPAMA project unfolded its wings, orchestrating…
In a heartwarming ceremony held at LUMO Conservancy, a beacon of collaboration between Community & Wildlife Conservation and Soroi Lions Bluff Lodge, the community celebrated a significant stride towards education and wildlife conservation. This event marked the awarding of full…
In a defining moment for community-led conservation, LUMO Community Wildlife Conservancy recently convened its inaugural inception meeting with key stakeholders. The primary focus: the development of a holistic conservancy grazing plan. This marks a significant stride towards fostering sustainable land…
Empowering the Future In a powerful display of commitment to conservation and community engagement, LUMO Conservancy recently hosted its Second Youth Forum. The event marked a pivotal moment in refining the agenda set forth in the inaugural meeting, focusing primarily…
In a significant stride towards fostering sustainable conservation practices, LUMO Conservancy proudly unveiled its Youth Registration Campaign, a pivotal component of the ongoing BIOPAMA project in collaboration with the Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association (KWCA). This initiative aims to enhance the…
