About us

Baboon Project Kenya is an organization dedicated to conservation, protecting  wildlife and restoration  of natural ecosystems.

What we do

We aim to enhance wildlife conservation initiatives, address human-wildlife conflicts, and focus on the restoration and protection of our natural ecosystems

Projects

We provide a unique platform for wildlife volunteers, allowing them to make a meaningful difference in the natural world and support local communities

We aim to enhance wildlife conservation initiatives, address human-wildlife conflicts, and focus on the restoration and protection of our natural ecosystems

- Prof. Wangari Maathai - Nobel Peace Prize Laureate

20

Endagered

SPECIES

15

conservation

Projects

487

international 

volunteers

Our current Project

 

CONSERVATION GOLF CUP TOURNAMENT

The Annual Conservation  Golf Cup Tournament is set to take place at Nakuru Golf Club on July 19, 2025. This event aims to foster sustainable conservation initiatives through the reforestation and rehabilitation of the Menengai Forest.


Menengai Crater, the world's second-largest caldera, has suffered extensive forest loss due to human activities like deforestation and charcoal production, leading to a decline in native tree species. This stunning location is also a hub for ecotourism, offering activities such as hiking, bird watching, and visits to geothermal sites, attracting a diverse array of visitors from near and far.

 

Our focus will be on replacing exotic tree species with indigenous ones, with approximately 25 hectares designated for this vital project. Join us in making a significant impact on our environment and promoting biodiversity in this crucial area.


Target 200 Golfers -  Todate  46 Golfers Already registered

22%

Ongoing  Project

 

GREEN SCHOOLS PROJECT

Baboon Project Kenya has partnered with NCBA Bank Group in the Green Schools Initiative, aimed at planting and growing trees in public schools throughout Kenya.


Our mission is to promote education that emphasizes climate and environmental sustainability. So far , we have planted 10,000 trees in 50 schools in Nakuru County, and we have set an ambitious target of planting 10 million trees by 2030

10,000 Trees  - Already Planted

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