Lewa Wildlife Conservancy

The 62,000-acre conservancy contains diverse ecosystems where black rhinos, Grevy's zebras, elephants, lions, and leopards inhabit the grasslands and forests.

The Craig-Douglas family transformed their 1922 cattle ranch into a rhino sanctuary in 1983, expanding it into a complete wildlife conservancy by 1995.

The conservancy develops educational initiatives and healthcare programs for local communities while creating employment opportunities through sustainable wildlife tourism.

Visitors can observe wildlife through guided tours and stay in accommodation facilities that provide direct access to the protected wilderness areas.

The sanctuary maintains over 12 percent of Kenya's eastern black rhinoceros population and holds the largest concentration of Grevy's zebras globally.

GPS coordinates: 0.20000,37.41667

Latest update: May 12, 2025 03:25