News & Events
A Landmark Legal Win, Improving Conservation Enterprises, and Educating Youth
27th July 2021In this July issue of our e-newsletter, we are ecstatic to share news of a landmark court ruling that preserved a crucial wildlife migratory corridor adjacent to Amboseli National Park. ACC is proud to have played a supportive role in the legal process that led to the win. You’ll also read about how our restoration work continues to create positive conservation impacts as evidenced by the findings of a social economic survey conducted in the Amboseli ecosystem.
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Join ACC in Celebrating Earth Day 🌍
27th April 2021Today the world commemorates Earth Day. This annual event rallies individuals, communities, institutions and nations to take action in safeguarding the future of the planet. This year’s theme is "Restore our Earth" focusing on natural processes, emerging green technologies, and innovative thinking that can restore the world’s ecosystems. ACC joins the global event by calling for conservation interventions that involve communities in addressing climate change challenges. Local communities play an active role in restoring our earth by conserving wildlife, water resources, and their ecosystems.
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Stories of Hope, Our Thanks & Happy New Year!
30th December 2020Dear Friends & Partners of ACC,
While we faced unprecedented challenges in 2020 due to the pandemic, you—our loyal community—helped sustain and grow wildlife conservation programs that promote economic sustainability and resilient landscapes for people and nature. This interconnectedness of conservation and community is what ACC is all about. These stories of hope highlight your impact.
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The Future of the Open Rangelands & The Role of Community-Based Conservation
19th December 2020The future of the open rangelands in Kenya looks bleak in the face of land subdivision, privatization and changing national aspirations. Conservationist, David Western, together with ACC convened a meeting of experienced CBC practitioners to confront the harsh realities and strategize CBC's future role.
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Further the healthy coexistence of people and wildlife, and conserve life-giving ecosystems.
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ELEPHANT CONSERVATION
The plight of elephants is dire. ACC’s programs reduce poaching, expand and protect migratory routes, and empower communities to protect this keystone species.
LAND CONSERVATION
ACC combines scientific and local knowledge to improve the management of natural resources while improving livelihoods, recognizing the health of the whole ecosystem – humans, wildlife and land.
COMMUNITY ENTERPRISE
ACC develops sustainable community enterprises related to eco-tourism, nature-based products, crafts, rangeland and wildlife management and environmental education.
CULTURAL HERITAGE
ACC’s programs celebrate and promote the Maasai’s pastoral traditions that reduce land degradation and permanent settlements and provide a landscape in which both people and wildlife can thrive.
LION CONSERVATION
By combining the latest science with Maasai knowledge and participation, we are increasing lion numbers across Kenya’s South Rift and decreasing human/lion conflicts.
CLIMATE CHANGE
ACC and its collaborators are mapping the distribution of animals, plants and human livelihoods; modeling their vulnerability to climate and land use change; and recommending mitigating & adaptive strategies.
Resources
DEVELOPMENT CORRIDORS PARTNERSHIP
Report
Development Corridors in Kenya — A Scoping Study
HUMAN ECOLOGY
An Interdisciplinary Journal
Variability and Change in Maasai Views of Wildlife and the Implications for Conservation
KENYA’S NATURAL CAPITAL
Business & Biodiversity
Natural Capital Underpins Business Growth.
KENYA’S NATURAL CAPITAL
National Policy Makers
Natural Capital Underpins Kenya’s Prosperity.