Kaptuya Community Conservancy was established in the year 2003 and registered in 2008. It covers approximately 29,700 ha of land owned by the local communities of Churo/Amaya ward in Tiaty East Sub-County of Baringo County. The community is predominantly Pokot people approx. 30,000, who are Agro-pastoralists. Wildlife conservation is promoted as a land use alongside livestock and agriculture across this area.

Kamgoin Community Conservancy, established in 2010, is a community-owned conservancy, just 4km from Kabarnet, Baringo County. Encompassing 35 acres of land, it is surrounded by a Tugen community that primarily relies on agriculture, including small-scale crop farming, livestock keeping, and beekeeping for their livelihood. The conservancy features a pristine forest with indigenous trees and diverse wildlife. Visitors can enjoy a range of ecotourism activities, such as birdwatching, honey harvesting, hiking and nature walks. Kamgoin Conservancy is a harmonious blend of conservation and community sustainability.

Tucked away in the breathtaking landscapes of the Great Rift Valley, Irong Community Conservancy is a sanctuary where nature, culture, and community thrive together. Established in 2009 to protect the Irong geological site, this conservancy offers much more than wildlife conservation, it’s a journey through time and tradition.