Maungu Wildlife Conservancy

31/03/2026

24/02/2026

Looking for a place to stay in voi? Then look no further than Maungu Ranch Plaza, offers a family-friendly and brings the best of town life to your doorstep.
Guest rooms are exceptionally air conditioned, and a minibar, and Maungu Ranch Plaza voi makes getting online easy as free wifi is available.
You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the hotel, including a rooftop terrace, a concierge, and room service. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests.
Nearby landmarks such as Tsavo West, Tsavo East National Parks and World War II British memorial make Maungu Ranch Plaza a great place to stay when visiting voi.
Travelers looking to enjoy some schnitzel can head to voi wildlife lodge or voi safari lodge while watching diverse wildlife interactions. Otherwise, if you’re want game and night drives, Tsavo East National Park is a nice way to spend your time, and it is 10 minutes’ drive from Maungu Ranch Plaza, voi.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Maungu Ranch Plaza as you experience everything voi has to offer.
Welcome!

29/01/2026

CONGRATULATIONS, Taita Taveta Wildlife Conservancies Association, on being nominated for Best Conservation Organization at the Kenya Tourism Awards 2025 for the second year in a row! 🎉 HONGERA!

We’ve Been Nominated! 🏆

Taita Taveta Wildlife Conservancies Association (TTWCA) has been nominated for Best Conservation Organization at the Kenya Tourism Awards 2025! 🎉

After winning last year, we’re aiming to win it for the second time in a row, thanks to our strong community-led conservation, wildlife protection, and enhanced community livelihoods across the Tsavo landscape.

👉 VOTE FOR TTWCA HERE:
🔗 https://kenyatourismawards.com/vote/best-conservation-organization/

💚 Your Vote Counts!

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LUMO Community Wildlife Conservancy Marungu Hill Conservancy Mgeno Ranching Company Mbale Ranching Company Kasigau Wildlife Conservancy Maungu Wildlife Conservancy

25/12/2025

25/12/2025

As the year draws to a close, we pause to say a sincere thank you.
2025 has been a year of shared purpose, bold conversations, and collective action. None of the milestones we reached would have been possible without the trust, collaboration, and commitment of our staff, partners, allies, and the wider conservation family.
You stood with us in moments of learning, reflection, challenge, and growth. You amplified voices that matter. You helped turn ideas into action and advocacy into impact. For that, we are deeply grateful.
At Maungu, we believe progress is built through partnerships, and this year reaffirmed that belief. Every engagement, programme, and story reminds us that when we work together, our influence goes further, and our impact lasts longer.
As you celebrate this festive season, we wish you rest, joy, and renewed strength. May the coming year bring clarity of purpose, deeper collaboration, and continued impact on the work we do together.

Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year 🎄🎄

23/10/2025

One Mission, Many Hands: Collaborative Conservation at Work 🐘

On 11th October, a young elephant calf found itself in serious trouble after accidentally falling into a trench in the Kambaga area, neighbouring Maungu Wildlife Conservancy (MWC).

The situation was critical, but the response was instant and unified.

Our MWC rangers, in collaboration with KWS rangers and David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust team, swiftly responded and successfully orchestrated a careful rescue of the calf from the trench and ensured its safety.

A powerful reminder: Conservation is not a solo mission; it is a collaborative lifeline; every patrol, every shared resource makes such moments possible.

29/07/2025

On World Ranger Day, we pause to honour the incredible courage and profound sacrifices of rangers globally.

This year, we, Maungu Wildlife Conservancy, were proud to join fellow conservation stakeholders in the Tsavo Landscape to commemorate World Ranger Day together.

THANK YOU, Kasigau Wildlife Conservancy, for hosting us, and Taita Taveta Wildlife Conservancies Association for bringing us together and capturing the day so eloquently in your post.