Mwitu Na Watu Charitable Trust

Mwitu na Watu means Nature & People in Kiswahili.

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Lion Collaring in Wildlife Conservancy Shompole

Tracking of lions are vital to Guy Western’s lion project (Rebuilding the Pride) in the
Shompole and (neighboring) Olkiramatian Group Ranches. Guy, a scientist based in
Olkiramatian, has over the years established a map of the main predator passages and
territories. This information assists to advise the local Maasai people which areas are best
avoided for grazing their cattle, thus minimising predator/human conflicts and avoiding
potential retaliation from the herdsmen who would be wanting to kill the lions if their cattle
were harmed.
Lions with geo-localised collars are vital to the program. Mwitu na Watu assisted to
purchase one collar worth 2500USD. The funds came from a French film production
company which was brought to the area by one of the MNW trustees to film the story of the
lion warriors working with Rebuilding the Pride .

Get Involved / Contribute to Our Projects

  • $5 will buy 1 skipping rope
  • $15 will buy 1 text book
  • $70 will buy exercise books & pencils for a school for 1 term
  • $350 will provide lunch to Lenkobei School
  • $600 will pay 1 year fee for a secondary school student
  • $1800 will pay 1 year salary for a Wildlife Conservancy Ranger

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