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Young elephant with their herd in the Maasai Mara Kenya

Development because of Wildlife.

Working towards a harmonious balance between conservation and sustainable human development in the Maasai Mara.

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The Mara Ecosystem

Collaborating with local communities to identify and address areas of need since 2006.

724

women in social enterprises

73

girls graduated through Alternative Rites of Passage

15,660

people accessing clean safe rainwater

18,882

people accessed free quality mobile healthcare in their villages in 2021

99

graduates from Street Business School entrepreneurship training

The Maa Trust is a non-profit organization working together with community-owned wildlife conservancies in the Maasai Mara, Kenya. We work to increase the benefits of wildlife and conservation to Maasai families so that they appreciate and contribute to the protection of wild animals on their land.  

Rainwater Harvesting in the Maasai Mara

Rainwater Harvesting in the Maasai Mara

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The Maa Trust works in three thematic areas, prioritised by Maasai communities:

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There's always work to be done.

The Maasai say "Even the ostrich, with its long neck and sharp eyes, cannot see what will happen in the future."  Together, we continue to innovate and work towards sustainable development.

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We welcome guests to our headquarters and beading workshop and our staff would love to share about our other projects and how you can get involved!

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Our work is only possible thanks to the generous support of safari guests, partner organizations and generous donors. Every little help. If you would like to support our work, please click the link below.

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Whether you have questions about the Trust, are interested in getting involved, or just want to get in touch, we'd love to hear from you! 

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