652,000ha
Hectares protected
Where?
View landscapes on the mapHow?
See contributing programmesWho benefits?
Communities beside the fenceReports
Impact reportsStory
Fence-line story

Our impact
Since 1988 Rhino Ark has stayed with Kenya’s mountain forests: 853 km of fencing, 652,000 hectares better conserved, 90,000 households safeguarded and 184 schools reached. Each figure links to a landscape, a programme, and a clear way to stay involved.
652,000ha
Where?
View landscapes on the mapHow?
See contributing programmesWho benefits?
Communities beside the fenceReports
Impact reportsStory
Fence-line story853km
Where?
Aberdares, Mt Kenya, Mau, Eburu, KakamegaHow?
Fence programmesWho benefits?
Fence assessmentsReports
Aberdare fence assessmentStory
Eburu partnership story90,000
Where?
Forest-edge communitiesHow?
How the fence worksWho benefits?
Livelihood programmesReports
Supporting reportsStory
Catherine’s story184
Where?
Education landscapesHow?
Education programmeWho benefits?
Student & school journeyReports
Education resourcesStory
Schooling beside the fence220
Fence attendants
Full-time fence attendants employed
318,000+
Indigenous trees planted
Restoration across Rhino Ark landscapes
15
Threatened species
Threatened species protected
6
Forest rehabilitation projects
Ongoing restoration programmes
2
Wildlife corridors
Wildlife corridors established
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