Impact and Progress
The Numbers Behind Our Work
We publish our results because donors, partners and communities deserve to see them. Here is where the work stands today, updated as our programmes grow.
At a Glance
Our Impact at a Glance
2004
registered as a Kenyan conservation trust
30+
wildlife species cared for across the Conservancy
1,200+
animals under our care each year
776
acres protected within the Mawingu Mountain Bongo Sanctuary
36,000+
students reached through education and outreach in 2025
40+
ranger unit protecting the Conservancy day and night
0
poaching losses on protected land in our most recent reporting year
100
Mountain Bongo across the Conservancy and Mawingu Sanctuary at the end of 2025
750
Mountain Bongo in the wild, MKWC's goal for 2050
Species Recovery in Numbers
Species Recovery
Our breeding and rewilding programme has been central to the Mountain Bongo's story in Kenya for two decades, working to grow a species that today numbers fewer than eighty in the wild. Since 2024, our new Elephant Rescue Centre and Rhino Programme have extended that same long term goal to two more species: measurable recovery, not just headline moments.
Explore the Bongo Programme
Conservation That Reaches Beyond the Fence Line
Beyond the Fence Line
Curriculum linked programmes bring thousands of Kenyan students to the Conservancy every year, and our community outreach work builds shared pride and responsibility for protecting Mount Kenya among the people who share the mountain with its wildlife.
Explore Community Education and Research
How We Report
Transparency
These figures are drawn from our own conservation and guest facing reporting, and are updated as our programmes grow. Where a number cannot yet be independently confirmed, we say so rather than guess.
More of Our Conservation Work
Every programme here works toward the same goal where wildlife thrives on its own terms.
