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Borana Conservancy has released its annual newsletter which gives details of the various conservation efforts across Borana and beyond. This newsletter gives in-depth information on how tourism and ranching are committed to the sustainable conservation of land, wildlife and building local livelihoods.

Borana Conservancy has released a video in celebration of Earth Day. It is an up to day account of the wildlife encounters over the last seven days.

Borana Conservancy has teamed up with Days for Girls to break the silence through holistic menstrual health education and the distribution of washable and re-usable sanitary towels in Northern Kenya.

Borana Lodge in Nothern Kenya, and House is the Wild in The Maasai Mara, have joined forces to create a sustainable safari experience in two exceptionally diverse willdfe conservation areas. Both properties currently have limited availability for Christmas this year!

It has been a busy couple of months on the Lewa-Borana Landscape. In early February 20 rhino were darted in order to be ear notched and to have trackers implanted in their horns. Guests of Borana Lodge were invited along to take part in the activity, giving them an incredible opportunity to witness conservation in action.

Borana Lodge will be launching an exciting new activity in May, in time for the busy season.  This is the only Farm to Table activity offered in Kenya, a truly immersive experience bridging the gap between shamba and fork. This exclusive lunch time activity is included in guest stays at Borana Lodge at no extra cost and is perfectly suited for the entire family. The menu is completely customisable to guest preferences and is a fantastic way to spend time in the heat if the day. For more information, photographs and for a full fact sheet please get in touch with Eloise Best.

As always, Borana's conservation efforts are at the heart of everything we do, and with six Black Rhino births this year we seem to be on the right track. Borana Lodge is the only lodge in the area which invests all profits into conservation. Without the ongoing support of our guests, and agents both past and future, this would not have been possible.

Borana will be at We Are Africa 2018.We will be showcasing a new range of conservation based activities and itineraries out of Borana Lodge as well as introducing Lengishu Borana, a new and exclusive property on Borana Conservancy. Lengishu Borana sleeps twelve and will be opening in 2019.Please do get in touch for more details - [email protected]

This unique family home, found at the heart of Borana Conservancy, is now available for exclusive bookings. Sleeping twelve in six bedrooms, Lengishu has been built entirely from sustainable materials. The house boasts a breathtaking infinity pool, an art room, a gym, large vaulted ceilings and a pétanque pitch.

Lengishu is the ultimate destination for the discerning traveler. Built entirely of sustainable materials, this unique family home was designed to blend into it’s surroundings of unspoilt African wilds.  As the newest property on Borana Conservancy, Lengishu opened it's doors in January.

2018 was a fantastic year for rhinos between Borana Conservancy and Lewa Wildlife Conservancy.  The Lewa-Borana Landscape is proud to report a total of 18 rhino births in 2018, supported by over five years of zero poaching.  Borana Lodge is the only property on this landscape to commit all retained earnings from tourism to the sustainable conservation of land, wildlife and building local livelihoods in and around Borana Conservancy.

Riding Wild Borana is extremely excited to announce the launch of our first set departure date, with an option to include the Kenyan Coast. The 7 night riding safari will take place from the 1st February 2019 and will combine fly camping and lodge stays across an ecosystem which is renowned for it's wildlife conservation.

The Lewa-Borana Landscape and Loisaba Conservancy have released cross-conservancy COVID protocols. As the world came to a standstill earlier this year nature has taken this time to heal and rejuvenate. The wildlife population on the Lewa-Borana Landscape and Loisaba Conservancy is becoming year on year more extraordinary and more diverse. The Laikipia Ewaso Eco System holds the highest diversity of large mammal species of any site of its size in the world.