Nashulai’s story was featured in The @guardian
The article highlights the incredible role of Maasai communities in conservation and their deep history of coexistence with wildlife. A must-read! Click the link in below for more #wildlifeconservation#Maasai#Nashulai 🦁 🍃 🦒
Our cofounder was honored to participate among 100 other high profile speakers at the recent concluded SHE Conference (Social Human Equity) at the Oslo Spektrum. The enduring message was on ‘Empowering difference’ within the larger perspective of Social sustainability.
It is our first time to collaborate with #MaraPredatorsConservationProgram in the monitoring of predators at our conservancy. We have sighted one female lion with cub. We hope that our partnership will be fruitful in advancing scientific #conservation in the future.
This weekend, we hosted @nikolajwilliamcw and his incredible team in learning about Maasai Indigenous knowledge and the significance of community inclusivity in wildlife conservation #wecoexist@UNDPAfrica
Connecting with travelers at the Oslo Travel Expo in Norway. The global travel business is opening up again and here at Nashulai and Oldarpoi our hands are outstretched to welcome guests to participate in our indigenous led tourism and hospitality. Book with us: +254721731927
As climate change becomes a prominent issue, the Maasai community has shifted to adapting more sheep and goats to their pastoral life than cattles 🐮. As compared to cattles, sheep and goats are known to be more resilient to drought.
#wecoexist#ClimateAction
With the collaboration of local community members and Maasai Indigenous Knowledge systems, Nashulai is taking a step in leading for climate justice.. #indigenousknowledge#wecoexist#COP27
Around the world, thousands of people are actively working to protect the diversity of life on large and small scales. 🌎
For #BiodiversityDay on 22 May, we're sharing 2⃣2⃣ #biodiversity heroes recognized by @equatorinit and @UNEP's #EarthChamps.🏆
➡️ https://t.co/kEL67PYhKB
The land & culture of @nashulai were threatened by degradation & land grabs, so they took action by:
🚧 Removing 25 km of fencing
🤝 Creating an Indigenous-led conservancy
🌳 Fostering reforestation & community gardens
https://t.co/9FHi5M6uh9
@equatorinit@UNDP@UNBiodiversity
Indig pples&Pastoralists are vulnerable to climate change.They get a big share of Climate Injustice. In Kenya,pastoralists are losing their communal land & continue to face massive evictions & threats supposedly to open up big eco-tourism that fullfill high-end visitors. #COP26
Maasai people hve become one of the more widely known symbols of East Africa;the Maasai shield is even featured on Kenya’s flag
It’s not uncommon in 🇰🇪 & 🇹🇿 to see them in their traditional dress,not only in villages but also in the streets of the cities.
I’M PROUD TO BE ONE