Click and drag to see the landscape before we were involved. The Kwakuchinja Corridor was declared abandoned in 2009. Restoring this vital migratory route in order to ensure the survival of the overall ecosystem as well as the people that call it home, has been the cornerstone of our mission.
key accomplishments SO FAR
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Elephants poached
4
Brand new vehicles purchased
19
Cases opened against illegal charcoal-makers since 2020
54
Illegal fishermen arrested
39
Illegal poachers arrested
30
Tonnes of garbage cleaned from the corridor
36
Anti-poaching rangers actively patrolling the corridor
12
Teachers sourced
6
Buildings refurbished
2
Teachers' offices constructed
8
Scholarships awarded
200
Students graduated in English literacy
486
Students educated in conservation
5
School toilets constructed
1
School bus provided for transport
5
Schools supported (1500 pupils) each year
3
Classrooms constructed
1
Solar panel system installed
1775
Self-help group members registered
86
Self-help groups formed
170
Women financially empowered
260
Wheelchairs provided to the community
5
Annual netball tournaments held
8
Annual soccer tournaments held
7
Women’s groups supported
2548
Jobs created
1960
Small businesses launched
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677
Villagers registered for entrepreneurial training
19
Lion-proof bomas built
10
Villages supported (population of 50,000)
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