Championing Community Conservation
Our Members
Landowners advancing open rangelands for improved ecological connectivity and biodiversity.
Championing Connectivity
Amboseli Landowners Conservancies Association (ALOCA) is an umbrella trust comprising a collective of six conservancies nestled on the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro.
The conservancies are a result of over 200 landowners joining their individual parcels of land to secure 38,940 acres of dispersal areas and migratory corridors within the Amboseli ecosystem.
Championing Connectivity Conservation
Recognizing the threats posed to their livelihoods and their natural heritage due to rapid changes in land tenure and land use in the area, landowners in Amboseli came together to tackle habitat fragmentation and biodiversity loss by advancing connectivity conservation as a viable land use.
Kilitome Conservancy
Kilitome Conservancy is part of the wildlife migration corridor and dispersal area between Amboseli and Tsavo National Parks. It covers 2,429 hectares and has a membership of 100 individual land owners.
Nailepu Conservancy
Nailepu Conservancy lies between Osupuko and Kilitome Conservancies.
The conservancy covers 1,619 Hectares and consists of 65 landowners.
Nalarami Conservancy
Nalarami Conservancy forms part of the Amboseli-Kilitome-Nailepu and the Nalarami-Elerai elephant corridor. The conservancy covers 2,429 hectares and comprises xy landowners.
Osupuko Conservancy
Osupuko Conservancy connects the Amboseli National Park-Tsavo Corridor to Kimana Sanctuary. It is made up of 50 individual landowners whose land cover 972 hectares.
Olepolos Conservancy
The 1,458-hectare Olepolos Conservancy borders Nailepu Conservancy to the west, Oltiyani Conservancy to the south, Osupuko conservancy to the northand Kimana irrigation cultivation area to the east.
Oltiyani Conservancy
Oltiyani Conservancy is a private conservancy, covering 2,024 hectares and consisting 85 members who have consolidate their land to practice and benefit from nature-based tourism.