Lion Landscapes Blog

Happy Earth Day! Today we celebrate positive climate action to protect our Earth. Lion Landscapes has recently committed to being 100%...

Laikipia is home to a diversity of incredible wildlife species. The Lion Rangers and Researchers of Laikipia are always taking excellent...

Lion Landscapes is now the first conservation organisation to become 100% climate positive, using the ground-breaking 'Lion Carbon' method.

Are you Crazy for Cubs? Read on to learn more about their behaviour, how collaring for coexistence supports them and finally, our brand...

Discover how to stand up for lions, join our community, interact with our work, and tell the world! With just a few clicks, you can make...

My name is Mary Burak and I am a PhD candidate at Yale University. I am an interdisciplinary scientist studying ecology, evolution, and conservation biology. I work in collaboration with Lion Landscapes to study lion connectivity across Laikipia, Kenya. I have always been fascinated by the trade-offs between wildlife conservation and land development, as well as human-wildlife conflict that can arise from this. How can these trade-offs be optimized to ensure the best outcome

Why do we identify lions? Identifying lions allows us to build an ID database so everyone can recognise the wild individuals in the...

The Lion Rangers program trains a unit of Rangers on each property to prevent or respond quickly to incidences of human-carnivore conflict.

Narok resting in the heat of the day. Photograph by Ami Vitale “If we cannot measure it, we cannot manage it, for how can we conserve...

A collared lioness in Laikipia More than half of the world’s remaining lion range is shared with people and livestock. People represent...