MEET THE TEAM
Dickson Kaelo
Chief Executive Officer
Founding CEO of KWCA, Dickson has a passion for working with communities and landowners to conserve and benefit from wildlife conservation.
A Kenya Wildlife Service Honorary Warden and winner of the Sustainability Science Award from the Ecological Society of American, Dickson has over two decades of experience in conservancy.
One of his key career highlights has been his 14 years of engagement in the Maasai Mara ecosystem, which resulted in the formation of four conservancies (Olare Orok, Motorogi, Mara North and Naboisho Conservancies) and improved coordination among 16 conservancies within the greater Maasai Mara ecosystem.
Dickson, a member of Lemek-Olchorro Oiroua and Enonkishu Conservancies in the Mara, has co-authored various articles and book chapters on community natural resource management and has been a speaker in local and international conservation science conferences.
He holds a Master of Philosophy degree in Wildlife Management, a Bachelors of Science degree in Animal Production and is currently pursuing his PhD in Range Management.
Gladys Warigia
Policy Coordinator
Gladys Warigia Njoroge is our strategy maverick thanks to her vast experience on policy issues on Natural Resources and Project Management.
She has been at the heart of wildlife conservation in the country in several capacities, including participating in the Technical Working Group involved in the establishment of KWCA in 2012/13 where she represented World Wide Fund Kenya.
Gladys was also in the Technical Working Group tasked with reviewing the Wildlife Conservation and Management bill 2012 where she served as a member of the secretariat.
She holds a Bachelor of Laws degree and she is currently pursuing a Master of Laws in Environmental Law and a diploma in Project Management.
Joyce Mbataru
Communication & Development Officer
Joyce is our lead in development communication, gender and media relations. She is passionate about utilising both traditional and morden media to highlight and advocate for conservancy matters to the world.
At KWCA, she handles the implementation of our communication strategy to enhance the organisation’s brand presence, advance its goals and achieve its mission.
Prior to joining KWCA, Joyce horned her skills in various positions, including as a Programmes Officer at the Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK).
Joyce has also worked at Youth, Arts, Development and Entrepreneurship Network (YADEN) where she was responsible for developing content for their social media platforms and their website, media mobilisation and production of communication materials.
She aspires to establish a network of communication professionals in conservation that will offer a platform for sharing Kenya’s conservancy news to the world.
Joyce holds a Bachelor of Arts in Social Communication degree and is currently pursuing an Master of Arts in Development Studies.
Faria Tarus
Programmes Officer
Faria is our go-to person when in need of administrative and logistical support for projects.
A highly-organised team player, she carries out membership recruitment, ensures our nation-wide conservancy database is updated and provides management in the KWCA mapping exercises in consultation with designated experts as well as offers support to other departments.
Her love for conservation and involvement in all things wildlife has seen her hold a number of conservancy positions, such as Research Intern at KWS Amboseli National Park, Research Assistant at Institutional Canopy of Conservation (I-CAN) East Africa and now KWCA.
Faria is an ardent enthusiast of wildlife management, tree planting, ecological monitoring, community development and charity drives.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Dryland and Natural Resource Management degree and a Certificate in Environmental Impact Assessment and Environmental Audit.
Raymond Cheruiyot
Accountant
Raymond, our numbers prodigy, maintains all the checks and balances in terms of our finances. Apart from working in the finance docket, he also offers his support in the Administration and Human Resources departments.
His love for working with figures has seen him hold accounting positions in various organisations and bag an accolade or two while at it.
Prior to working at KWCA, Raymond worked at the Litein Town Council, Regent Group East Africa, Basecamp Foundation Kenya and The Kenya Land Conservation Trust.
His stellar work in finance has seen him recognised in various capacities, including being awarded the Best Performance in Financial Accounting in the Kenya and the East African region by KASNEB (Kenya Accountants and Secretaries National Examinations Board).
Raymond holds a Bachelor of Business Management in Finance and Banking.
Lucy Gaiti
Office Assistant
Lucy is responsible for making sure the office is well-stocked with all the necessary supplies that are needed to ensure the staff is comfortable.
Prior to joining KWCA, she worked in a similar capacity at Consolata Seminary and the Catholic University of Eastern Africa.
Lucy enjoys being in the service industry as she gets to interact with people from various cultures, which exposes her to diverse lifestyles.
Lucy holds a certificate in fashion design and garment making.
MEET THE COMMITTEE
Francis Nkoitoi
Chairperson, KWCA Executive Committee
Wabosha Kamatta
Vice Chairperson, KWCA Executive Committee
Dr Tuqa Jirmo
Secretary, KWCA Executive Committee
Jackson Mwato
Treasurer, KWCA Executive Committee
MEET THE COUNCIL
William Lekadaa
Representing Northern Rangelands Trust
Peninah Taki
Representing National Conservancies Women Forum
John Kamanga
Representing South Rift Association of Land Owners (SORALO)
John is the coordinator of Southern Rangelands Association of Landowners (SORALO) and chairperson of the Olkiramatian Group Ranch.
John has coordinated conservation, tourism development and research within the SORALO region covering over 2 million acres within the Rift Valley floor, working towards connecting the Maasai Mara and the Amboseli ecosystem.
His toils has seen him gain international recognition, including being awarded the 2013 Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden’s Wildlife Conservation Award.
Livingstone Kiute Mjomba
Representing Taita Taveta Wildlife Conservancies Association
Said Mohammed Rhova
Representing NRT Coast
Abdi Sora
Representing Laikipia Forum
Sadalla Stephenson Korinko
Representing Amboseli Ecosystem Trust (AET)
Peter Kandagor
Representing Baringo Community Conservancies (BCCA)
Robert Nabaala
Representing Maasai Mara Conservancies (MMWCA)
Charles Ambunya
Representing Western Wildlife Conservancies Association
John Ndegwa
Representing Rift Lakes Conservancies Association (RLCA)
David Sorimpan
Representing Athi Kapiti Wildlife Conservancies Association
MEET THE FOUNDERS
Munira Bashir
KWCA Founding Member
Munira is the Kenya Programme Director at The Nature Conservancy (TNC).
She has more than 20 years’ of experience in wildlife conservation, community development and tourism.
Previously, Munira worked as the director in charge of community wildlife department at Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) where she managed and implemented corporate social responsibility projects (social, health and water) for communities who live in wildlife areas, approval and payment of human wildlife conflict cases (death and injury), and was a member of the government gazetted task force charged with the review of the Wildlife Act of 1989 that eventually led to the enactment of the current Wildlife Act of 2013, which recognises community conservancies.
In 2008, Munira was awarded the Head of State Commendation for championing communities’ benefits from wildlife conservation.
Since then, Munira continues to work with communities to improve their livelihoods through nature-based businesses and preserve the country’s wildlife.
Munira has a Master in Tourism Administration and Management from the University of Cracow in Poland.
Allan Earnshaw
KWCA Founding Member
Allan is the Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Kenya Wildlife Trust (KWT) and a Partner/Director at Ker & Downey Safaris.
A fourth generation Kenyan whose family came to Kenya in 1896, Allan is a member of several other environment and conservation boards as well, including the Kenya Land Conservation Trust, Kenya Private Sector Alliance and the Kenya Tourism Federation. He is also a former board member of the Kenya Wildlife Service.
He holds a Master in Human Sciences degree from Oxford University.
Dr Julius Kipng’etich
KWCA Founding Member
Dr Kipng’etich has been the CEO of Uchumi Supermarkets Limited since August 3, 2015.
He has previously served as the COO of Equity Group Holdings Limited and was the Director General of Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) from 2004 to 2012.
He holds a PhD from the University of Nairobi, a Master of Business Administration degree and a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Nairobi.
Fiesta Warinwa
KWCA Founding Member
Fiesta has worked for African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) since 1999, rising through the ranks from an internt to a Landscape Conservation Officer to now the Director of Philanthropy Africa.
She spent several years directing AWF’s Samburu Heartland and later moved to direct AWF’s programme in the Kilimanjaro Heartland.
Fiesta now oversees all of AWF’s programme implementation activities for Kenya, including Kilimanjaro, Samburu, and Mau Forest.
She holds an Master of Science in Wildlife Conservation and Management from the University of Reading, UK.
Charles Oluchina
KWCA Founding Member
Charles is a natural resources management, conservation, climate change and rural development specialist with over 18 years’ of experience.
He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Natural Resources Management and a Master of Business Administration in Entrepreneurship degree.
He is skilled in project management, policy analysis and design, strategic planning, business design and research methodologies.
His breadth of professional experience include careers with the Ornithology Society of Kenya as a field assistant, Rural Development Specialist with Pact Inc, Biodiversity and NRM specialist at USAID/Kenya and a Programme and Policy Strategy Advisor on Environment, Land Policy and Community within USAID-US Embassy/Nairobi office.
In 2012, he joined The Nature Conservancy (TNC) as the Country Programme Director and in June 2013, he was appointed TNC’s Africa Director of Field Programmes with purview over seven countries, namely Gabon, Namibia, Zambia, Kenya, Seychelles, Mozambique and Tanzania.
Charles is a highly-accomplished strategist, manager, researcher and facilitator with a number of successful and outstanding achievements.
He is currently a member of the Board of Management of NEMA, a passionate diplomat, public speaker, writer, traveler and development commentator.
Tom Lalampa
KWCA Founding Member
KWCA’s Founding Chairperson, Tom brings on board more than ten years’ wealth of hands-on-experience in managing wildlife through host communities gained from working with community-based organisations in Kenya.
Currently pursuing his PhD, he holds a rich background in community development, conservancy management and fundraising, an MBA in Strategic Management, MA in Project Planning and a BA in Social Work and Management.
Tom has been recognised for his outstanding contribution to the development of northern Kenya’s communities, conflict resolution and sustainable conservation of wildlife.
His list of accolades include the 2013 TUSK Trust Conservation award, awarded to him by His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge.
Tom was also the first African to accept the prestigious Stanford University Bright Award, an international award that recognises environmental pioneers
Kathryn Combes
KWCA Founding Member
Kathryn is a conservationist, ecologist, artist and photographer.
CEO of Soysambu Conservancy and Co-founder of the Rift Lakes Conservancies Association, Kathryn has over a decade of wildlife management experience.
Educated in the U.S., Kathryn has worked in various conservancy spheres, including developing large conservancy areas by incorporating dual land use of wildlife and agriculture.
She serves in the Kenya Lakes System World Heritage Site technical committee and is also a member of the Nakuru County Conservation and Compensation Committee.
A KWS Honorary Warden, Kathryn previously worked as the Project Director at Rhino Rescue Trust Kenya.
John Kamanga
KWCA Founding Member
John is the coordinator of Southern Rangelands Association of Landowners (SORALO) and chairperson of the Olkiramatian Group Ranch.
John has coordinated conservation, tourism development and research within the SORALO region covering over 2 million acres within the Rift Valley floor, working towards connecting the Maasai Mara and the Amboseli ecosystem.
His toils has seen him gain international recognition, including being awarded the 2013 Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden’s Wildlife Conservation Award.
Anne Kahihia
KWCA Founding Member
Anne is the Assistant Director, Community Wildlife Service Department (Devolution and Community Service Division) at Kenya Wildlife Service.
She previously worked as an Assistant Director of the Southern Conservation Area and Central Rift Regions. She has also worked as a senior warden at Aberdares National Park and Lake Nakuru National Park and an area warden at Hell’s Gate National Park.
Anne holds a Bachelor in Zoology degree and a Master of Science in Zoology from Pune University, India.
She has also undertaken international courses in crisis management, negotiation skills for conflict management in protected areas and strategic leadership development.
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MEET THE TEAM
Dickson Kaelo
CEODickson Simiren Ole KaeloChief Executive Officer
Founding CEO of KWCA, Dickson has a passion for working with communities and landowners to conserve and benefit from wildlife conservation.
A Kenya Wildlife Service Honorary Warden and winner of the Sustainability Science Award from the Ecological Society of American, Dickson has over two decades of experience in conservancy.
One of his key career highlights has been his 14 years of engagement in the Maasai Mara ecosystem, which resulted in the formation of four conservancies (Olare Orok, Motorogi, Mara North and Naboisho Conservancies) and improved coordination among 16 conservancies within the greater Maasai Mara ecosystem.
Dickson, a member of Lemek-Olchorro Oiroua and Enonkishu Conservancies in the Mara, has co-authored various articles and book chapters on community natural resource management and has been a speaker in local and international conservation science conferences.
He holds a Master of Philosophy degree in Wildlife Management, a Bachelors of Science degree in Animal Production and is currently pursuing his PhD in Range Management.
CloseGladys Warigia
Policy CoordinatorGladys Warigia NjorogePolicy Coordinator
Gladys Warigia Njoroge is our strategy maverick thanks to her vast experience on policy issues on Natural Resources and Project Management.
She has been at the heart of wildlife conservation in the country in several capacities, including participating in the Technical Working Group involved in the establishment of KWCA in 2012/13 where she represented World Wide Fund Kenya.
Gladys was also in the Technical Working Group tasked with reviewing the Wildlife Conservation and Management bill 2012 where she served as a member of the secretariat.
She holds a Bachelor of Laws degree and she is currently pursuing a Master of Laws in Environmental Law and a diploma in Project Management.
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Communication & Development OfficerJoyce NyaruaiCommunication & Development Officer
Joyce is our lead in development communication, gender and media relations. She is passionate about utilising both traditional and morden media to highlight and advocate for conservancy matters to the world.
At KWCA, she handles the implementation of our communication strategy to enhance the organisation’s brand presence, advance its goals and achieve its mission.
Prior to joining KWCA, Joyce horned her skills in various positions, including as a Programmes Officer at the Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK).
Joyce has also worked at Youth, Arts, Development and Entrepreneurship Network (YADEN) where she was responsible for developing content for their social media platforms and their website, media mobilisation and production of communication materials.
She aspires to establish a network of communication professionals in conservation that will offer a platform for sharing Kenya’s conservancy news to the world.
Joyce holds a Bachelor of Arts in Social Communication degree and is currently pursuing an Master of Arts in Development Studies.
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Programmes OfficerFaria TarusProgrammes Officer
Faria is our go-to person when in need of administrative and logistical support for projects.
A highly-organised team player, she carries out membership recruitment, ensures our nation-wide conservancy database is updated and provides management in the KWCA mapping exercises in consultation with designated experts as well as offers support to other departments.
Her love for conservation and involvement in all things wildlife has seen her hold a number of conservancy positions, such as Research Intern at KWS Amboseli National Park, Research Assistant at Institutional Canopy of Conservation (I-CAN) East Africa and now KWCA.
Faria is an ardent enthusiast of wildlife management, tree planting, ecological monitoring, community development and charity drives.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Dryland and Natural Resource Management degree and a Certificate in Environmental Impact Assessment and Environmental Audit.
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Accountant AdministrationRaymond CheruiyotAccountant
Raymond, our numbers prodigy, maintains all the checks and balances in terms of our finances. Apart from working in the finance docket, he also offers his support in the Administration and Human Resources departments.
His love for working with figures has seen him hold accounting positions in various organisations and bag an accolade or two while at it.
Prior to working at KWCA, Raymond worked at the Litein Town Council, Regent Group East Africa, Basecamp Foundation Kenya and The Kenya Land Conservation Trust.
His stellar work in finance has seen him recognised in various capacities, including being awarded the Best Performance in Financial Accounting in the Kenya and the East African region by KASNEB (Kenya Accountants and Secretaries National Examinations Board).
Raymond holds a Bachelor of Business Management in Finance and Banking.
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Office AssistantLucy GaitaOffice Assistant
Lucy is responsible for making sure the office is well-stocked with all the necessary supplies that are needed to ensure the staff is comfortable.
Prior to joining KWCA, she worked in a similar capacity at Consolata Seminary and the Catholic University of Eastern Africa.
Lucy enjoys being in the service industry as she gets to interact with people from various cultures, which exposes her to diverse lifestyles.
Lucy holds a certificate in fashion design and garment making.
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MEET THE COMMITTEE
Francis Nkoitoi
ChairpersonFrancis Nkoitoi
Chairperson, KWCA Executive Committee
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Vice ChairpersonWabosha KamattaVice Chairperson, KWCA Executive Committee
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SecretaryDr Tuqa JirmoSecretary, KWCA Executive Committee
CloseJackson Mwato
TreasurerJackson Mwato
Treasurer, KWCA Executive Committee
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MEET THE COUNCIL
William Lekadaa
Representing the Northern Rangelands TrustWilliam Lekadaa
Representing Northern Rangelands Trust
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Representing National Conservancies Women ForumPeninah Taki
Representing National Conservancies Women Forum
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Representing South Rift Association of Landowners (SORALO)John KamangaRepresenting South Rift Association of Land Owners (SORALO)
John is the coordinator of Southern Rangelands Association of Landowners (SORALO) and chairperson of the Olkiramatian Group Ranch.
John has coordinated conservation, tourism development and research within the SORALO region covering over 2 million acres within the Rift Valley floor, working towards connecting the Maasai Mara and the Amboseli ecosystem.
His toils has seen him gain international recognition, including being awarded the 2013 Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden’s Wildlife Conservation Award.
CloseLivingstone Kiute Mjomba
Representing Taita Taveta Wildlife Conservancies AssociationLivingstone Kiute MjombaRepresenting Taita Taveta Wildlife Conservancies Association
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Representing NRT CoastSaid Mohammed RhovaRepresenting NRT Coast
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Representing Laikipia ForumAbdi Sora
Representing Laikipia Forum
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Representing Amboseli Ecosystem TrustSadalla Stephenson KorinkoRepresenting Amboseli Ecosystem Trust (AET)
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Representing Baringo Community Conservancies Association (BCCA)Peter KandagorRepresenting Baringo Community Conservancies (BCCA)
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Representing Maasai Mara Wildlife Conservancies AssociationRobert Nabaala
Representing Maasai Mara Conservancies (MMWCA)
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Representing Western Wildlife Conservancies Association
Charles Ambunya
Representing Western Wildlife Conservancies Association
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Representing Rift Lakes Conservancies Association (RLCA)John Ndegwa
Representing Rift Lakes Conservancies Association (RLCA)
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Representing Athi Kapiti Wildlife Conservancies AssociationDavid Sorimpan
Representing Athi Kapiti Wildlife Conservancies Association
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MEET THE FOUNDERS
Munira Bashir
Kenya Programme Director, The Nature Conservancy (TNC)Munira BashirKWCA Founding Member
Munira is the Kenya Programme Director at The Nature Conservancy (TNC).
She has more than 20 years’ of experience in wildlife conservation, community development and tourism.
Previously, Munira worked as the director in charge of community wildlife department at Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) where she managed and implemented corporate social responsibility projects (social, health and water) for communities who live in wildlife areas, approval and payment of human wildlife conflict cases (death and injury), and was a member of the government gazetted task force charged with the review of the Wildlife Act of 1989 that eventually led to the enactment of the current Wildlife Act of 2013, which recognises community conservancies.
In 2008, Munira was awarded the Head of State Commendation for championing communities’ benefits from wildlife conservation.
Since then, Munira continues to work with communities to improve their livelihoods through nature-based businesses and preserve the country’s wildlife.
Munira has a Master in Tourism Administration and Management from the University of Cracow in Poland.
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Chairperson of the Board of Trustees, Kenya Wildlife Trust (KWT)Allan EarnshawKWCA Founding Member
Allan is the Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Kenya Wildlife Trust (KWT) and a Partner/Director at Ker & Downey Safaris.
A fourth generation Kenyan whose family came to Kenya in 1896, Allan is a member of several other environment and conservation boards as well, including the Kenya Land Conservation Trust, Kenya Private Sector Alliance and the Kenya Tourism Federation. He is also a former board member of the Kenya Wildlife Service.
He holds a Master in Human Sciences degree from Oxford University.
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Former Director General, Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS)Dr Julius Kipng’etich, CBSKWCA Founding Member
Dr Kipng’etich has been the CEO of Uchumi Supermarkets Limited since August 3, 2015.
He has previously served as the COO of Equity Group Holdings Limited and was the Director General of Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) from 2004 to 2012.
He holds a PhD from the University of Nairobi, a Master of Business Administration degree and a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Nairobi.
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Director Philanthropy, Africa Wildlife Foundation (AWF)Fiesta WarinwaKWCA Founding Member
Fiesta has worked for African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) since 1999, rising through the ranks from an internt to a Landscape Conservation Officer to now the Director of Philanthropy Africa.
She spent several years directing AWF’s Samburu Heartland and later moved to direct AWF’s programme in the Kilimanjaro Heartland.
Fiesta now oversees all of AWF’s programme implementation activities for Kenya, including Kilimanjaro, Samburu, and Mau Forest.
She holds an Master of Science in Wildlife Conservation and Management from the University of Reading, UK.
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Africa Director Field Programmes, The Nature Conservancy (TNC)Charles OluchinaKWCA Founding Member
Charles is a natural resources management, conservation, climate change and rural development specialist with over 18 years’ of experience.
He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Natural Resources Management and a Master of Business Administration in Entrepreneurship degree.
He is skilled in project management, policy analysis and design, strategic planning, business design and research methodologies.
His breadth of professional experience include careers with the Ornithology Society of Kenya as a field assistant, Rural Development Specialist with Pact Inc, Biodiversity and NRM specialist at USAID/Kenya and a Programme and Policy Strategy Advisor on Environment, Land Policy and Community within USAID-US Embassy/Nairobi office.
In 2012, he joined The Nature Conservancy (TNC) as the Country Programme Director and in June 2013, he was appointed TNC’s Africa Director of Field Programmes with purview over seven countries, namely Gabon, Namibia, Zambia, Kenya, Seychelles, Mozambique and Tanzania.
Charles is a highly-accomplished strategist, manager, researcher and facilitator with a number of successful and outstanding achievements.
He is currently a member of the Board of Management of NEMA, a passionate diplomat, public speaker, writer, traveler and development commentator.
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Tom Lalampa
KWCA Founding Member
KWCA’s Founding Chairperson, Tom brings on board more than ten years’ wealth of hands-on-experience in managing wildlife through host communities gained from working with community-based organisations in Kenya.
Currently pursuing his PhD, he holds a rich background in community development, conservancy management and fundraising, an MBA in Strategic Management, MA in Project Planning and a BA in Social Work and Management.
Tom has been recognised for his outstanding contribution to the development of northern Kenya’s communities, conflict resolution and sustainable conservation of wildlife.
His list of accolades include the 2013 TUSK Trust Conservation award, awarded to him by His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge.
Tom was also the first African to accept the prestigious Stanford University Bright Award, an international award that recognises environmental pioneers
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Kathryn CombesKWCA Founding Member
Kathryn is a conservationist, ecologist, artist and photographer.
CEO of Soysambu Conservancy and Co-founder of the Rift Lakes Conservancies Association, Kathryn has over a decade of wildlife management experience.
Educated in the U.S., Kathryn has worked in various conservancy spheres, including developing large conservancy areas by incorporating dual land use of wildlife and agriculture.
She serves in the Kenya Lakes System World Heritage Site technical committee and is also a member of the Nakuru County Conservation and Compensation Committee.
A KWS Honorary Warden, Kathryn previously worked as the Project Director at Rhino Rescue Trust Kenya.
CloseJohn Kamanga
John Kamanga
KWCA Founding Member
John is the coordinator of Southern Rangelands Association of Landowners (SORALO) and chairperson of the Olkiramatian Group Ranch.
John has coordinated conservation, tourism development and research within the SORALO region covering over 2 million acres within the Rift Valley floor, working towards connecting the Maasai Mara and the Amboseli ecosystem.
His toils has seen him gain international recognition, including being awarded the 2013 Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden’s Wildlife Conservation Award.
CloseAnne Kahihia
Anne Kahihia
KWCA Founding Member
Anne is the Assistant Director, Community Wildlife Service Department (Devolution and Community Service Division) at Kenya Wildlife Service.
She previously worked as an Assistant Director of the Southern Conservation Area and Central Rift Regions. She has also worked as a senior warden at Aberdares National Park and Lake Nakuru National Park and an area warden at Hell’s Gate National Park.
Anne holds a Bachelor in Zoology degree and a Master of Science in Zoology from Pune University, India.
She has also undertaken international courses in crisis management, negotiation skills for conflict management in protected areas and strategic leadership development.
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