kiborgoch community wildlife & wetland conservancy

18/04/2026

Congratulations to kiborgoch board members for successful training for the last four days which was concluded on Friay 17th April 2026.
The training focused on:
1.Governance and Leadership
2.membership rights and grievance redress
3.policies governing a conservancy
4.social safeguards
Big thanks to our partner KWCA for ifacilitating the training workshop together with our region organization BCCA.

15/04/2026

24/03/2026

Bees act as critical pollinators, supporting the growth of native plants and forests, which are vital for ecosystem, also it improves community livelihoods as beekeeping provides income through honey and wax production" without harming the environment, discouraging destructive practices like tree logging.
Kiborgoch community wildlife and wetland conservancy through partnership with WWF in NLGF(NExt level Grant Facility) we're able to buy and install 28 modern langstroth beehives.

27/02/2026

A work plan is essential for organizational success, acting as a, roadmap that clarifies goals, tasks, timelines, and responsibilities to ensure efficient project ex*****on. And boosts productivity by reducing confusion, helps in optimal resource mobilisation, facilitates team collaboration and accountability.

Thanks to BCCA for assisting the conservancy in guiding to develop a workable work plan.
We were today together with the board members to develop our conservancy work plan.

14/10/2025

On friday 10/10/2025 during Mazingira Day we received team from Water Resource Authority (WRA)led by sub region Manager Mr. Nyagha at the community conservancy to asses and analyze the movement, distribution, and quality of water to inform ecological restoration plans for the restoration project funded by WWF and with the sprit of promoting tree planting in schools through integrating it into the curriculum, and engaging the wider community through pupils to connect with nature, create green spaces, and foster a culture of environmental responsibility through hands-on projects like planting and managing their own trees we distributed over 2000 tree seedlings both indigenous and exotic to 5 primary schools around the conservancy.
Thanks conservancy Rangers for making that activity a success.

02/10/2025

As community led conservancy we applaud KWCA in advocating for community conservancy in international forums

24/09/2025

20/08/2025

Bravo the new elected board members of the conservancy for holding a very successful first board meeting where they were able to deliberate on many agendas including signing partnership agreement with RNBS and consenting to expansion restoration in the conservancy courtesy of wwf -vca and Bcca.

10/08/2025