Each Friday our team aim to do an activity to benefit our shared future. Fridays for Future activities encourage collaboration and active discussions about climate and conservation.

Kuso Abdulla shares his insights and plans, as we mark our inaugural report on our impact across our Space to Thrive commitments.

This World Migratory Bird Day we reveal a new survey of the ‘Birds of Vipingo Ridge’ with some interesting results.

World Earth Day - the 2026 theme is ‘Our Power Our Planet’ and Vipingo Ridge explores how this deeply resonates with our culture.

This World Wildlife Day we celebrate the international theme - Medicinal and Aromatic Plants: Conserving Health, Heritage and Livelihoods with a closer look at the Climate Smart Kitchen Garden at Vipingo Ridge Beach Club, and Mwarubaini tree.

World Giraffe Day is particularly special to Vipingo Ridge as it marks the arrival of two of our tower of giraffes in the Wildlife Sanctuary.

Our newest resident, Alexander the Great joins us through collaboration with Kenya Wildlife Services and local conservationists.

Mazingira Day - a day to reflect and take action. Learn about the Kenya coastal trees planted and see some of the team in action.

Vipingo Ridge is a 2,000 acre registered Wildlife Sanctuary, partnered with Kenya Wildlife Services and the Wildlife Research and Training Institute (WRTI). Our conservation work would not be possible without our dedicated Ranger team, who we shine a spotlight on this World Ranger Day.

Our conservation work and alignment with partners has been successful in 2024. Learn more about the highlights from the Vipingo Ridge Wildlife Team.

Vipingo Ridge celebrates an exciting milestone in wildlife conservation with the birth of four wildebeest calves, highlighting our commitment to building a thriving sanctuary for nature. This achievement marks a new chapter of success for our sanctuary and reinforces our vision of sustainable wildlife conservation and biodiversity.

On World Migratory Bird Day we highlight some of the visitors to Vipingo Ridge and highlight the need to protect and conserve these species.

Wealth intelligence firm New World Wealth estimates that by 2050 over 50% of the world’s centi-millionaire population will either live in, or own second homes on eco-estates. The Africa Wealth Report 2024 highlights Vipingo Ridge as an example of the top upcoming places to live in Africa.

From planting trees to planting coral, supporting local women growing food to improving diets of the community, Vipingo Ridge has a number of options for visitors and corporate clients to give back to the community in activities.