The African Safari’s Missing Middle
Discover why Kenya's private conservancies are the "missing middle" of African safaris, combining exceptional wildlife, fewer vehicles, authentic experiences and conservation.
Keeping Girls in School: The Role of Menstrual Health in Community Conservation
A 2024 USAID report found that 65% of Kenya's 27 million women and girls cannot afford the basic products needed to manage their periods safely. For many schoolgirls, this means missing lessons, falling behind in class, and, in some cases, dropping out of school altogether.
Ol Kinyei Now Has the Highest Lion Density in the Mara — Here’s What That Means
The Mara Predator Conservation Programme has just released its Q1 2026 Technical Report, drawing on twelve consecutive years of lion surveys across the greater Maasai Mara ecosystem.
Gamewatchers & Porini Win ATTA® Awards 2026
We are delighted to announce that we have won two ATTA® for Action Awards 2026, recognising leadership in conservation, sustainable tourism, and eco-innovation in Kenya.
From Safari to Sea: Discover Kenya’s Wild Coast This World Sea Turtle Day
Kenya's wildlife story does not end on the savannah...But beyond the grasslands lies another extraordinary wilderness waiting to be discovered.
Photos From Porini Safari Camps: A Wildlife Gallery by Alison Mees
This stunning collection of wildlife images is by our regular guest and friend Alison Mees. They were all taken from drives from our Porini Safari Camps in Kenya.
Celebrating Sir David Attenborough at 100!
World-renowned broadcaster Sir David Attenborough approaches his 100th birthday on 8 May, and we have been reflecting on his life-long dedication to discovery and education of the natural world.
World Heritage Day: 5 Heritage Sites to Visit in Kenya
Every year on World Heritage Day, we are reminded that heritage is not just about the past ,it’s about identity, continuity, and the stories that shape who we are today.
World Water Day 2026 Kenya: Protecting the Mara River & Wildlife
Water is life in the Maasai Mara. It sustains wildlife, supports local communities, and shapes the landscapes that make this ecosystem one of the most extraordinary places on earth.








