Our History
Our Journey

Our History

From humble beginnings to transformative impact—the story of LANCCI's growth

The Conservation Story

Initiated in May 2019, our key mandate is to champion the protection and conservation of both flora and fauna, sensitize communities on effective and sustainable land use practices, monitor and fast-track community conservation progress for the posterity of the current and future generations.

LANCCI was formally registered in September 2021 under the Ministry of Labour and Social Services as a Community-Based Organisation. Ever since its formation LANCCI has been sensitizing the community members on biodiversity protection and conservation through scientific and traditional ecological knowledge.

We envision a future where the delicate balance between human activities and natural environment is upheld, ensuring the preservation of biodiversity and well-being of both present and future generation in the Laikipia North Region. Our key mandate is to champion the protection and conservation of both Flora and Fauna, sensitize communities on effective and sustainable land use practices.

Our Journey Through Time

Milestones that shaped our path from a grassroots initiative to a leading conservation organization

2019

Initiative Founded

LANCCI was initiated in May 2019 with the key mandate to champion protection and conservation of both flora and fauna.

2021

Official Registration

Formally registered in September 2021 under the Ministry of Labour and Social Services as a Community-Based Organisation.

2022

Community Impact

Began sensitizing community members on biodiversity protection through scientific and traditional ecological knowledge.

2024

Expanding Reach

Continuing to address perennial conservation challenges while promoting sustainable socio-economic practices.

The Journey Continues

Founder's Vision

Bernard Loolasho

Bernard Loolasho

Founder & Executive Director

"Pastoral habitats hold a special place in my heart. They nourish our livestock, nurture wildlife and sustain life. I seek to protect these ecosystems so they can support communities now and in the years to come."

Leadership Philosophy

Bernard's vision combines traditional pastoral knowledge with modern conservation science, creating sustainable solutions that benefit both communities and ecosystems.

Impact by Numbers

Measuring our progress from 2019 to today

15+
Hectares Restored
500+
Households Reached
7
Schools Engaged
13
Community Lands

Be Part of Our Future

Join us in writing the next chapter of conservation in Laikipia North