Baringo County Conservancies Association

09/06/2026

Opportunity! Opportunity!

Baringo County Conservancies Association (BCCA) is seeking to engage the services of a qualified external auditor to conduct statutory audits for the financial period from 1st Jan - 31st Dec 2026.

View the full job description and how to apply in the link below for the Terms of Reference(TOR)

https://baringoconservancies.co.ke/who-we-are/consultancy-opportunities







Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association
Chichi Radio
Baringo Online
Baringo News
Baringo News hour

We provide various opportunities for growth within our organization, we are on the lookout for new talent and conservation focused people

05/06/2026

Inspired by Nature, Driven by Action: BCCA Joins Baringo in Celebrating World Environment Day 2026.

Today, as the world commemorated World Environment Day 2026 under the theme “Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future,” Baringo County Conservancies Association (BCCA) proudly joined the National Government, County Government, development partners, and other stakeholders in Kimalel, Baringo County to celebrate this important global occasion.

The event served as a powerful reminder that protecting our environment is a shared responsibility that requires collective action, innovation, and long-term commitment. It provided an opportunity to reflect on the critical role that communities play in safeguarding natural resources and building a sustainable future for generations to come.

Across the Baringo landscape, BCCA continues to champion ecosystem restoration through land rehabilitation, biodiversity conservation, and community-led environmental stewardship. Through impactful conservation initiatives in our 16 community conservancies, we are contributing to healthier ecosystems, resilient livelihoods, and sustainable development across the Lake Bogoria, Lake Baringo/Kamnarok, and Highland clusters.

Our efforts are helping restore degraded landscapes, protect vital wildlife habitats, and strengthen community resilience in the face of climate change. By empowering local communities to become custodians of their natural resources, we are creating lasting solutions that benefit both people and nature. As we marked this significant day, BCCA reaffirms its unwavering commitment to supporting community-driven conservation efforts throughout Baringo County.

Together, we can build a greener, more resilient future—one where thriving landscapes, empowered communities, and a healthy planet go hand in hand.


Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association
Baringo County Government

05/06/2026

BCCA today 5th June 2026, is proud to join the world in celebrating Environment Day 2026, themed " Inspired by Nature, for climate, for our future"

The day serves as a powerful reminder of our collective responsibility to conserve natural resources, address climate change, halt biodiversity loss, and build a sustainable future for present and future generations.


Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association

04/06/2026

A Major Step Forward to Landscape Restoration of Kerio Valley Ecosystem.

Today marks another important milestone in advancing sustainable landscape management Restoration of Kerio Valley Ecosystem, (Baringo/ Elgeyo Marakwet/West Pokot Counties). In advancing this key milestone, Baringo County Conservancies Association (BCCA) CEO participated in the FAO AFR100 Project Advisory Committee Meeting at the FAO offices in Nairobi, bringing the voices and priorities of community to the forefront of restoration planning.

The meeting focused on a transformative project set to be implemented in Baringo, Elgeyo Marakwet and West Pokot counties, aimed at strengthening both regulatory and institutional frameworks for landscape restoration. Through the initiative, key support will be provided to finalize Forest Landscape Restoration (FLR) and Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) policies, creating a stronger foundation for long-term restoration efforts. A key highlight of the project is the support for community-led ecosystem restoration targeting 3,000 hectares in 2026.

This ambitious goal reflects a growing commitment to restoring degraded landscapes, enhancing biodiversity, improving livelihoods, and building resilience against climate change.

The project will also undertake restoration finance assessments, exploring innovative blended financing mechanisms and mapping restoration financing access facilities to unlock sustainable investments for restoration initiatives.

This engagement demonstrates the power of partnerships in accelerating restoration efforts and ensuring that local communities remain at the heart of environmental stewardship. With the support of FAO through AFR100 initiative, Baringo and Elgeyo Marakwet are poised to become shining examples of how collaborative action can restore ecosystems, strengthen livelihoods, and secure a greener future for generations to come.




Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)

03/06/2026

09/05/2026

The tree planting drive at Kiborit Community Conservancy was a success.
Thanks to all stakeholders who supported and participated in this noble exercise.




Baringo County Government
Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association

07/05/2026

Kiborit Community Conservancy Tomorrow, 8th May, Host Tree Planting Event for Green, Healthier Baringo.

We are pleased to announce that Mr. Augustus Chepkurwo, the chairperson of BCCA, will be among the distinguished guests attending the Kiborit Community Conservancy's vibrant tree planting event tomorrow, 8th May, with the theme 'Building a Greener, Healthier Baringo.'

The chief guest for the event will be ARCH. Reuben Cheruiyot Rutto, the CECM for the Department of Water, Irrigation, Natural Resources, and Climate Change, Baringo County Government, hosted by Hon. Kennedy Kiprono, MCA Lembus Perkerra Ward.

This event, proudly sponsored by various corporate institutions, offers community members and stakeholders an opportunity to come together in the fight against climate change while promoting greener, healthier conservancies.

Join the Kiborit Community Conservancy in this essential initiative!






Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association
Baringo County Government
Trees for the Future

06/05/2026

As part of commemorating the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists 2026, BCCA is excited to participate in the 2026, themed ‘Stewarding Our Rangelands’, conference held at the CIFOR-ICRAF Campus in Nairobi, Kenya.

Why Get Involved?

Rangelands are more than just vast expanses of land; they are vital ecosystems that encompass approximately 80% of the Earth’s biomass. These landscapes play a critical role in supporting a diverse array of flora and fauna, and they are essential for the livelihoods of over 1.2 billion people around the globe.

Despite their importance, rangelands face significant challenges, including the impacts of climate change, ongoing land degradation, increasing conflict over resources, and a lack of sufficient investment in sustainable management practices. Thus, effective management of rangelands is crucial to enhance biodiversity, improve resilience to climate change, and support economic stability for communities that depend on these resources.

Stay tuned for more updates and insights from the two-day conference!



Global Landscapes Forum

01/05/2026

BCCA takes this opportunity to wish you all, Happy Labour Day 2026!
"Without Labour, Nothing Prospers."

29/04/2026

From Heritage to Prosperity: Kiborit’s Rise as Sustainable Conservation Economy Hub!

Baringo landscape, where land tells stories of resilience, Kiborit Community Conservancy is redefining what conservation truly means. Here, conservation is not just about protecting nature- it is about preserving identity, securing livelihoods, and shaping a shared future.

Yesterday, 28th April 2026, the conservancy grounds came alive as members gathered for a vibrant and successful Annual General Meeting 2026- more than a routine members meeting, it was a celebration of transformation. Under the stewardship of Chairperson Reuben Birgen, the conservancy reflected on a journey where protecting nature has steadily unlocked livelihoods, dignity, and shared prosperity.

What once seemed like modest beginnings has blossomed into remarkable milestones. Beekeeping enterprise has taken root as a thriving venture, boosted by BCCA’s USAID Uhifadhi Pamoja Project, with 10 beehives and a structured business model guiding growth, supported by Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association, leading to honey production and value addition. Tourism is taking root through cultural tourism and heritage preservation, with support from the Tourism Fund driving the establishment of a fully fenced tortoise sanctuary aimed at conserving various rare species like the Inch park, pancake, and leopard tortoise - an idea sparked by an international investor from Japan, and now awaiting licensing for restocking.

The Kenya Conservancies Fund (KCF), through KWCA, Kiborit, is further upscaling the efforts even further by expanding 2 modern apiaries, equipping an office, and uplifting lives by employing long-serving volunteering community rangers. Beyond enterprises, the conservancy is establishing a tree nursery with a planned boost through a major tree planting initiative on 8th May 2026 to be supported by various corporate CRS, and also envisioning a cultural museum to preserve identity and heritage, which is under resource mobilization through the able conservancy leadership.

The vibrant event was attended by Lembus- Perkerra MCA Hon. Kennedy Kiprono, who assured the Baringo County Government of continued support to this noble conservation of endangered species, tapping tourism investments, and value-added enterprises within the conservancy. BCCA CEO Madam Susan Jepkemoi, who was in attendance, also echoed one clear message: Kiborit is proof that community-led conservation works providing revenue, and employment creation for youth and women.

The story of Kiborit Community Conservancy is a game changer model, a movement, and a call to action with a living testament to what happens when a community dares to turn heritage into hope and conservation into opportunity.







Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association
Baringo County Government