Maasai Mara Travels

Mara Conservation

Maasai Mara and its surrounding conservancies and protected areas are a success story in wildlife conservation and sustainable livelihood of the indegenous people. The local authorities along with outside organizers including the eco-tourism companies through continuous engagement with the Maasai community transformed the once over-grazed land with excessive poaching & hunting of wildlife into a thriving wildlife conservation area. The land now boasts of lush open savannas with one of the highest concentrations of mammals including lions and an infinite variety of other species including birds in their natural habitats.

Ecosystem Management

Proper management of the protected areas is essential to minimize the adverse impact on the environment and wildlife.

Sustainable Livelihood

New innovative approach that helps the local indegenous people improve their livelihood while developing eco-tourism and conserving wildlife

Elephant Project

Some Elephant projects involve players at all levels from researchers, local authorities to communities & visitors to monitor and better understand the Mara Elephants and their movements.

Eco-Tourism

‘Nature tourism’ encourages “responsible travel that conserves the environment and improves the well-being of local people”.

Mara Predator Conservation

Various research & conservation projects exist with the goal of helping stakeholders understand & appreciate the value of predators to maintain the Mara Ecosystem.

Anti Poaching Units

Anti-poaching and de-snaring patrols keep the area safe for its wildlife and provide additional security to visitors to the Mara.