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Kenya’s Nashulai conservancy, a community-run wildlife preserve, won the UN’s Equator Prize for sustainable conservation.
In Kenya’s Maasai Mara, the Nashulai conservancy, founded in 2016, is a community-owned model where Maasai people live alongside wildlife without displacement.
It is the first conservancy fully managed by locals, preserving cultural ties and traditional land stewardship.
Income comes from training rangers and guides, university partnerships, and donor support.
Despite challenges like climate change and pressure from tourism operators, Maasai landowners now co-govern with tourism companies through joint boards, ensuring their voices shape ongoing agreements.
Recognized with the UN’s Equator Prize, Nashulai exemplifies sustainable, inclusive conservation.
La conservación de Nashulai en Kenia, una reserva de vida silvestre administrada por la comunidad, ganó el Premio Ecuatorial de las Naciones Unidas por la conservación sostenible.