The water pan will not only provide a reliable water source for wildlife populations like zebras, reedbucks, hippopotamuses, water bucks, warthogs, ostriches, and various bird species, but also for livestock populations such as cattle, sheep, and goats in three locations during the dry season. It will also play a crucial role in increasing climate change resilience and reducing human-wildlife conflicts, which is a major concern in the region. BCCA would like to express gratitude to the State Department for Tourism and Wildlife on behalf of Kiborgoch Wildlife Conservancy. The support for the construction of the water pan will have a significant impact, ensuring the thriving of wildlife in Kiborgoch, sustainable livestock, and making the conservancy an even more vibrant destination for ecotourism.