Ol Pejeta Conservancy 90,000 acres is grazed by wildlife and livestock, in a partnership that is as beneficial to the grasslands as it is to the animals
Ol Pejeta Conservancy is known as the home of the last two Northern White rhinos and a sanctuary for the endangered Black rhinos
Additionally the conservancy hosts a Chimpanzee sanctuary that offers refuge to abused and orphaned chimpanzees
The Laikipia region has the richest diversity of wildlife in Kenya outside of the Maasai Mara – and protected areas like Ol Pejeta are key to conserving this natural wonder
The key habitats found include open Red Oat grasslands, riverine vegetation along the Ngobit and Ewaso Ng’iro rivers and extensive stands of Whistling Acacia all of which provide habitats for a wide range of bird species, including resident species and an ever increasing number of paleaertic migrants, residents and intra –African migrants
Ol Pejeta has horse ride tours to see rhinos and game drives to for lion tracking, also night game viewing is allowed
