About Us

Conservation Voice is grassroots, not-for-profit initiative based in Northern Kenya. Our mission is to inform, inspire, and empower local communities to champion environmental conservation, safeguard cultural heritage, defend community land rights, and promote socio-economic justice and good governance. At the core of our work is a belief that conservation must be locally led, culturally rooted, and deeply participatory. Founded by over 200 indigenous professionals and community members who grew up with wildlife and pastoralist traditions, Conservation Voice works to build resilient ecosystems and empowered communities. We recognize that the future of conservation depends on those who share their daily lives with nature—people with the knowledge, responsibility, and ability to preserve it for generations. We align our efforts with Kenya’s National Wildlife Strategy 2030, Article 69 of the Constitution, and the Wildlife Conservation and Management Act (2013), advocating for ecosystems that are healthy, inclusive, and community-governed.