Our Vision
Ranching & Livestock
Community & Conservation
Tourism & Mining
Real Estate & Carbon Credit
Integrated Management Plan
The Maungu Wildlife Conservancy Integrated Management Plan aims to foster and enhance the Conservancy’s land use productivity and biodiversity conservation.
Safeguarding a Rich Biodiversity
Maungu Wildlife Conservancy is part of the expansive and biodiversity rich Tsavo/Mkomazi ecosystem and the greater Kilimanjaro and Amboseli landscape.
- Fauna: Giraffe (Maasai), Lion, Elephant, Ostrich
- Threatened species; Gerenuk, Fringe Eared Oryx, Martial Eagle, Leopard, Eland, Tawny Eagle, Secretary Bird
- Flora: African black wood (Dalbergia melanoxylon) Barleria taitensis-Herb, Premnaresinosa-Shrub
Purely Organic Borana Steers
Balancing rangeland health, community livelihoods and wildlife conservation.
- Breed Type: Boran Steers
- Dietary Profile: 100% Organic, Natural Grass-Fed (No Additives)
- Age Range: 2.5 – 4 Years Old
- Current Market Rate: KSh.300/Kg (Live Weight)
Unwind in Voi
Our brand-new, five-storey Maungu Ranch Plaza in Voi is the perfect stay for families, business travellers and explorers.
- Exceptionally air-conditioned rooms and room service
- Spacious conference facilities and well-furnished retail stalls
- Free high-speed Wi-Fi and a concierge desk
- Stunning rooftop terrace, a beautiful pergola and ample parking
The Story of Maungu
A story of 40+ years in ranching and livestock production
From a cattle ranch founded in the 1970s to working towards being a lead conservation model in the Tsavo Conservation Area (TCA)—the story of Maungu Wildlife Conservancy is one of collaboration and committed to the sustainable management of the natural resources in the vast TCA region.
Stories from the field
News and Insights
The latest news and perspectives from our team, leadership and community.
Office Hours: Mon - Fri : 8 am - 4 pm
