
KWCA at CBD CoP17
KWCA joins the seventeenth Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity, carrying the case for community-led conservation into the global biodiversity negotiations.

KWCA held its second biennial conservancy leaders conference on 27th-28th February at CORAT Africa under the theme Effective leadership and Policies for Conservancies in Kenya.
The conference, which brought together 105 conservancy managers from KWCA conservancy members across KWCA 12 regional associations, provided a resourceful platform for conservancy managers to learn, share and network.
The conference also provided an opportunity for conservancy managers as a key stakeholder group to review and give recommendations on the Wildlife Policy, 2013, the Wildlife Conservation and Management (Amendment) Bill 2016 and the Wildlife Regulations.
The sessions involved engaging, collaborative, interactive and stimulating activities geared towards encouraging collaboration, teamwork, dialogue and creativity when making decisions.
To read more on the conference proceedings, download the report HERE.

KWCA joins the seventeenth Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity, carrying the case for community-led conservation into the global biodiversity negotiations.

KWCA CEO Dickson Ole Kaelo and elephant biologist Dr Winnie Kiiru join the KBC Podcast to discuss what is actually stopping poaching, why elephants and communities are colliding more than ever, and what Kenya risks if nothing changes.

Conservancy managers from across Kenya meet to share practice, review the state of the network and set priorities for the year ahead.