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Support a landscape or programme

Choose a place already on the map. Every contribution links to work that is GPS-mapped, reported and auditable.

  • Aberdare Range

    Stand with the Aberdare fence line

    Your gift keeps energizers humming and attendants on patrol so tea-country farms sleep while rhino and forest stay inside the wire.

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  • Mount Kenya

    Protect the Mount Kenya water tower

    Help community crews finish and maintain the forest ring so Tana headwaters and elephant routes stay guarded and reported.

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  • Kakamega Forest

    Grow the Kakamega fence with communities

    Fund the next stretch of electrified boundary so rainforest birds and neighbouring shambas share a safer edge.

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  • South Western Mau

    Support Mau forest education and fencing

    Back classroom kits and early fence work so Sondu Miriu catchment villages learn and earn beside the forest.

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  • South Western Mau

    Support Mau forest education and fencing

    Back classroom kits and early fence work so Sondu Miriu catchment villages learn and earn beside the forest.

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  • Eburu Forest

    Maintain the Eburu fence network

    Pay for repairs and corridor gates so bongo thickets stay connected toward Naivasha without elephants in kitchens.

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  • Mountain bongo recovery

    A practical future for the mountain bongo

    Sponsor trap checks and scout days that tell managers where the last wild bongo still breathe.

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  • Conservation fencing

    Keep Kenya’s fence network alive

    Pool support for fuel, wire and wages so every water-tower ring stays mapped, audited and ready when storms hit.

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Ways to sponsor

These amounts come from Rhino Ark’s current project sponsorship sheet. To take one up, write to info@rhinoark.or.ke.

  • Plant indigenous forest

    In South Western Mau, sponsor one hectare of indigenous seedlings, a protective micro-fence, and three years of care.

    USD 2,500 per hectare

  • Support a community scout

    The Aberdare Joint Surveillance Unit fields seven community scouts against logging, charcoal, snares and fire.

    USD 3,000 a year, or USD 750 for a two-week patrol

  • Support a bongo tracker

    Fifteen community trackers patrol Aberdare, Mount Kenya, Mau and Eburu forests, remove snares and record signs of mountain bongo.

    USD 3,000 a year

  • Secure black rhino habitat

    Twenty-seven rangers cover the 120 km² Eastern Salient. Desnaring costs USD 300 a month. Intelligence gathering costs USD 500 a month.

    USD 3,600 a year for desnaring, or USD 6,000 a year for intelligence

  • Sponsor conservation fencing

    Game-proof electric fence with eight strands and buried mesh, built and maintained with forest-adjacent communities.

    USD 400 for 20 m, USD 2,500 for 100 m, or USD 25,000 for 1 km. A kilometre with a year of maintenance is USD 8,000, and 100 m with a year of maintenance is USD 800.