…home to 45 mammal species, around 200 bird species and 100 butterfly species.
But Mukogodo is more than its biodiversity. It is also home to communities whose livelihoods, cultures and knowledge are deeply connected to the land, forests, rangelands and water that make up this landscape.
home to indigenous people and communities of the Yaaku, Laikipia Maasai, and Samburu
Shared ecosystem sustaining pastoral life, gatherers and diverse wildlife species.
A landscape where people, livestock, forests and water are connected.
The Mukogodo Ecosystem is a landscape of dry forests, rangelands, water sources, wildlife and communities whose lives and livelihoods are closely connected to the land. Pastoralism remains an important way of life, with mobility helping communities and livestock respond to changing conditions.
Today, climate change, land degradation and pressure on natural resources are placing increasing strain on these relationships. We cannot sit and watch as the ecosystems that sustain communities are degraded…
The Mukogodo in Numbers
A living landscape A landscape shaped by forests, rangelands, water and community stewardship
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Kimanjo, Former Nasaruni Women Office, along Ng’abolo – Osinyai road, Room 4 P.O. BOX 1512, Code 10400 – Nanyuki, Kenya
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Resilient livelihoods. Restored rangelands. A stronger Mukogodo.