Nestled within the captivating landscapes of Laikipia, Kenya, the Borana Conservancy stands as a testament to conservation excellence, where rare wildlife flourishes and local communities prosper.
Founded by the visionary Dyer family, custodians of Kenya’s land for three generations, Borana Conservancy encompasses over 35,000 pristine acres, just 17 miles north of the equator. Here, amidst an elevation of approximately 6,500 feet, visitors are greeted by a breath-taking landscape teeming with iconic African wildlife, including the legendary Big Five.
One of Borana’s crowning achievements is its successful conservation efforts for both black and white rhinoceros populations—a rare feat in today’s world. Witnessing these majestic creatures roam freely is a testament to Borana’s unwavering dedication to wildlife protection.
Beyond its conservation initiatives, Borana Conservancy is deeply committed to community empowerment. Through sustainable tourism, responsible ranching, and community-driven projects, Borana ensures that local livelihoods thrive alongside the flourishing wildlife.
As you embark on safari adventures and experience the warm hospitality of Sirai House, you become part of this remarkable journey—a journey of conservation, community resilience, and the enduring legacy of Kenya’s wildlife heritage.
