The ranches form an important corridor for wildlife migration from Tsavo to Tanzania. With the rangelands providing rash grass and right ecological system for thriving of wildlife.
Most of the ranches are keen and committed for developing wildlife sanctuaries and supporting growth of tourism, including development of the necessary infrastructure like eco-lodges, hotels and other diversified tourism attractions.
Kambang DA Ranching company supports the conservation of the admirably diverse wildlife found in the Tsavo landscape: from the Big Five (lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino and the largest population of the African Elephant in Kenya) to multiple endangered and endemic species, such as the Taita Thrush that exists nowhere else on earth.
KR has registered a conservancy known as (KWCF) which will work closely with other players within the sector that include; AWF (that has founded a couple of programs in the area especially in Eco-tourism); KWS, Taita Taveta Wildlife Forum (TTWF) among others. KWCF is developing programmes for effective development of tourism in the ranch.
