Evidence of Progress
Measurable
Impact.
Turning institutional funding into verifiable ecological and social change across the Mara Triangle.
Our 2030 Targets
Aligned with the Strategic Plan 2026–2030. Reported figures will replace targets as each is verified.
Zero
Poaching Incidents
The standard we hold ourselves to in every monitored zone.
12,500 ha
Habitat Under Management
Savannah and woodland under active surveillance and restoration.
450+
Families Supported
Reached through community water, health and education programs.
12
Women Rangers
A dedicated intake with housing, maternity care and career pathways.
“The data we collect isn’t just numbers on a screen; it’s a lifeline for the animals we love. Every safe night for a rhino is a victory for the whole team.”
Faith Enang
Lead Surveillance Officer
Rhino Population Health
Verifiable Security.
Our data-driven approach is built to monitor population trends with precision. Population counts will be published here every year from the first full survey, so partners see the same numbers we do.
Monitoring Standards
Surveillance coverage
24 / 7
Acoustic sensor network
Phase 2
Alert response target
Under 10 min
Rangers track resident rhinos daily; every sighting feeds the population record.
Social Return
The Ripple Effect.
Conservation is not an island. Our impact will be measured by tangible improvements in the lives of the people who guard the wild.
Water
Water Sovereignty
Solar-powered water points for people and livestock, reducing conflict and building drought resilience.
Education
Education for All
Bursaries for the children of rangers and community leaders, securing the next generation of conservationists.
Equity
Gender Equity
Dignified employment and maternity care for women rangers, redefining field roles in the Mara Triangle.
Where the Work Goes
Savannah Restoration
Resting and reseeding degraded grassland so it holds rain and grazing again.
Riparian Corridors
Replanting river edges to bring back shade, water retention and wildlife movement.
Acacia Nurseries
Community-run nurseries raising indigenous seedlings close to planting sites.
Waterway Buffers
Protecting seasonal streams from erosion and livestock pressure.
Climate Resilience
Landscape Restoration.
We are working to restore degraded savannahs through indigenous reforestation. Our goal is to verify carbon sequestration gains while improving biodiversity hotspots for rhinos and elephants.
15,000
Trees: first planting target
85%
Seedling survival target
Institutional Accountability.
We provide full transparency for our institutional partners. Impact reports, financial audits and strategic plans will be published here as each is completed; request current drafts from our partnerships team.
Join the Mission
Be Part of the Story.
Whether you are an individual supporter, institutional donor, or corporate partner, your support can help strengthen rhino protection, empower local communities, and safeguard the Mara for generations to come.
People • Wildlife • Thriving Together
“A wilder, brighter tomorrow for the Mara.”