A living landscape in Northern Kenya
MORE THAN A SAFARI & BEYOND CONSERVATION
Mugie isn't just a place you come to see wild animals. It's a working cattle ranch and conservancy, where lion prides roam the same land as grazing herds and coexistence isn't a concept it's daily life.
Come to see the wildlife. Stay to understand what it takes to protect it.
A STORY STILL BEING WRITTEN
Mugie didn't begin as a conservation project. It began as a cattle ranch and over more than seventy years, it has become something bigger: a working landscape where wildlife, livestock and people share the same ground.
What exists here today wasn't created overnight. It's the result of generations of people trying, learning, adapting and choosing again and again to make space for both people and wildlife.
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THE LANDSCAPE DOESN’T STOP AT THE FENCE.
Conservation doesn't happen in isolation. Mugie's future is tied to the people and communities who live alongside it and to finding practical ways for people, livestock and wildlife to thrive together.
From supporting sustainable livestock systems and community businesses to healthcare, education and opportunities for the next generation, our work reaches far beyond wildlife alone.
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CONSERVATION ISN'T A DEPARTMENT HERE.
It's everyone.
Protecting a landscape like Mugie takes more than rangers and wildlife monitoring. It takes livestock teams managing the land, mechanics keeping vehicles moving, hospitality teams creating a reason for people to visit, accounts keeping the operation running and people behind the scenes making sure the whole thing works.
Every department has a role to play.
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BECOME PART OF THE STORY
Stay at Mugie and you're stepping into a place where conservation, cattle, community and tourism all share the same ground.
Your morning game drive, your guide, your meal, your night under the stars they're all part of a working landscape that depends on people choosing to experience it, support it and understand it.
Come for the wildlife. Stay for what it teaches you.
