Youth Conservation Corps
Hands-on training in rangeland restoration and wildlife monitoring for young conservationists
About This Program
The Youth Conservation Corps provides intensive practical training in ecosystem restoration, wildlife monitoring, and sustainable land management. Young people work directly with conservation experts to restore degraded rangelands, monitor wildlife populations, and implement community-based conservation initiatives. This comprehensive program combines classroom learning with hands-on field experience, preparing youth for careers in conservation while making immediate positive impacts on local ecosystems.
Program Details
Duration
12 months
Target Group
Youth aged 18-30
Start Date
January 2024
Budget
$25,000 annually
Program Objectives
Train youth in practical conservation techniques including rangeland restoration and wildlife monitoring
Restore 10 hectares of degraded rangeland through hands-on conservation work
Build local capacity for wildlife monitoring and ecosystem management
Create clear employment pathways in conservation and environmental management
Key Activities
Impact Achieved
80+ youth trained in conservation techniques
Measurable outcomes from program implementation
Beneficiaries
80
80 young people from 8 communities across Laikipia North
Partners & Collaborators
Program Coordinator
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