OVER A DECADE OF IMPACT
Our collaborative efforts with government and community partners have an impact.
435
Poachers Arrested
5672
Ivory Seized (lbs)
98
Elephants Collared and Monitored
1598
Human-Elephant Conflict Incidents Mitigated
127
Kenyans Employed in Conservation
2989
Bushmeat Confiscated (lbs)
2553
Snares Removed
244
Women Trained to Grow Elephant Friendly Crops
5026
Kilns/Charcoal Bags Destroyed
69893
Miles Patrolled on Foot
1000
Children Engaged in Conservation Education
127
Mara Rangers Trained in the MEP Method
530730
Miles Patrolled by Vehicle
1132
Helicopter Hours Flown
15434
Acres of Forest Preserved
1215
Number of Mara Elephants Identified
↓ Mara elephants poached for their ivory dropped by 98%
↑ A 95% increase in the number of human-elephant conflict incidents mitigated since 2016
⊕ Developed bespoke conservation technologies now integrated globally
⊕ Only helicopter dedicated to wildlife in the Mara
⊕ Leader in East Africa for deploying drones in conservation
“We started as primarily anti-poaching but we’re now moving into developing communities. Why? Because all of those people in the community are stakeholders in protecting elephants and Mara Elephant Project is trying to give them an avenue to play a part in elephant conservation.”
CEO Marc Goss
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