POWER THE PATROL

THE PANGOLIN PROJECT
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OLORIEN AND KIMINTET FOREST TRUST CONSERVANCY

Nyekweri’s Rangers

Your SUPPORT puts boots & CAMERAS on the ground and hope in the forest

Group of wildlife rangers examining a young elephant in a grassy, wooded area under a partly cloudy sky.

Every day, Nyekweri’s Pangolin Protection Unit is on the frontline of conservation.

From responding to wildlife emergencies and protecting endangered pangolins to deploying camera traps and monitoring wildlife movements, they are the eyes and ears of the forest.

Your support helps fund the people, patrols, and technology keeping this landscape safe for wildlife and communities alike.

Every patrol. Every camera trap. Every action matters.

To make a U.S tax-deductible donation, click here

(you will be directed to Wildlife Conservation Network who will send 100% of your gift to us).

  • Why It Matters

    Nyekweri Forest is home to Kenya’s last known Giant Ground Pangolins-  one of the world’s rarest and least understood mammals. It’s also a vital birthing ground for elephants, a sanctuary for giraffe calves, and a refuge for species found nowhere else in the Mara ecosystem.

    But this richness is at risk.

    Every day, deforestation, fencing, and habitat fragmentation shrink the safe spaces where wildlife and communities can thrive.

  • The rangers hold the line

    They are protecting not just species, but stability, safety, and future livelihoods-  while helping deliver global conservation goals like the Sustainable Development Goals and Target 3 of the Global Biodiversity Framework: protecting 30% of the planet by 2030.

    This is what transformative conservation looks like  and it needs your support to continue.

  • Walk With Them

    We’re raising $9,000 to power patrols covering salaries, rations, and camera technology for the team.

    Your donation is more than a gesture.
    It’s a message: We see you. We value you. And we’re with you.

  Give TODAY

Because you believe that courage should be supported.
Because you know that conservation only works when people on the ground are trusted and empowered.
Because every pangolin protected, every injury responded to, every forest path patrolled - begins with someone showing up.

Let that someone be you.