Our Projects
Women Empowerment
Ewuaso Suswa recognizes that empowering women is key to achieving a sustainable future for both the community and wildlife.
Nomadic Pastoralism
In the lush wilderness of the Pion area during the rainy season, a fascinating cultural practice comes alive – nomadic pastoralism. Ewuaso Suswa offers a unique opportunity to witness this way of life and its profound connection to the land.
Agriculture Value Addition
Ewuaso Suswa is undertaking a community-driven calf fattening program, aimed at enhancing the economic value of the cattle and promoting sustainable practices.
Hiking
Hiking in Ewuaso-Suswa Wildlife Conservancy offers diverse trails that cater to different skill levels, from leisurely walks to challenging treks. These trails provide breathtaking views and an opportunity to explore various terrains within the conservancy.
Walking Safari
Walking safari at Ewuaso-Suswa Wildlife Conservancy offers a close and personal experience with nature. Led by knowledgeable guides, these safaris provide an opportunity to explore the conservancy on foot, allowing visitors to connect with the environment in a more intimate way.
Cultural Centre
The Ewuaso-Suswa Cultural Centre offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience the rich traditions and heritage of the local Maasai community. As part of the conservancy’s mission, the center promotes cultural exchange, sustainable tourism, and community-led conservation, fostering a deeper connection between people, wildlife, and the land.
Game Drives
Ewuaso-Suswa Game Drives provide an unforgettable adventure through the stunning landscapes of the Eastern Escarpment at the floor of the Rift Valley, where visitors can witness the harmonious coexistence of wildlife and Maasai cattle. Led by experienced guides, these drives offer a chance to observe elephants, zebras, and other native species in their natural habitat while learning about the conservancy’s unique conservation efforts.
Archery
At Ewuaso-Suswa Conservancy, visitors can experience the traditional skill of archery, a practice deeply rooted in Maasai culture. This engaging activity offers a unique way to connect with local heritage while enjoying the stunning natural surroundings of the conservancy.
Manyatta Homestays
Manyatta Homestays at Ewuaso-Suswa Conservancy offer a rare opportunity to immerse yourself in the daily life of the Maasai community, staying in traditional huts known as manyattas. This cultural experience allows visitors to connect with Maasai traditions, learn about their coexistence with wildlife, and enjoy the breathtaking landscape of the Eastern Escarpment at the floor of the Rift Valley.
Camping in the Wilderness
Camping in the Wilderness at Ewuaso-Suswa Conservancy allows visitors to fully immerse themselves in the untamed beauty of the Eastern Escarpment at the floor of the Rift Valley. Surrounded by wildlife and stunning landscapes, this camping experience offers a serene escape into nature while supporting the conservancy’s conservation efforts.
Home Visits
Home Visits at Ewuaso-Suswa Conservancy offer a personal glimpse into the daily lives of the Maasai community, providing visitors with an authentic cultural exchange. Through these visits, guests can learn about Maasai traditions, customs, and their harmonious relationship with the surrounding wildlife.
School Support Projects
The Schools Support Projects at Ewuaso-Suswa Conservancy aim to uplift local education by providing resources, infrastructure, and conservation-focused learning. These initiatives foster a strong connection between the community’s youth and their natural environment, promoting sustainable practices and environmental stewardship.
Afforestation
The Afforestation Program at Ewuaso-Suswa Conservancy focuses on the planting of Acacia Senegal to restore degraded landscapes and support local ecosystems. This initiative not only enhances biodiversity but also provides sustainable resources for the community, reinforcing the conservancy’s commitment to environmental conservation.
Annual Cultural Festivals
The Annual Cultural Festivals at Ewuaso-Suswa Conservancy celebrate the rich traditions and heritage of the Maasai community through vibrant performances, traditional crafts, and cultural exchanges. These festivals provide a unique opportunity for visitors to engage with local customs while supporting the conservancy’s efforts to promote cultural preservation and community development.
Annual Trade Fairs
The Annual Trade Fairs at Ewuaso-Suswa Conservancy showcase a diverse range of local crafts, products, and services, fostering economic growth and community engagement. These events offer visitors a chance to support local artisans and businesses while experiencing the vibrant culture and unique offerings of the Eastern Escarpment at the floor of the Rift Valley.
