A living landscape for conservation, education, tourism and sustainable community development. This page is a working draft for the County Government — use it to collect information, show current projects, and publish updates.
[EDIT] Brief description of the geologic, cultural and ecological significance of the area. Include boundaries, proposed site list (e.g., Lake Baringo shoreline, Tugen Hills outcrops, volcanic features), any current designations, and key partners (county government, KWS, KEFRI, local communities).
List of benefits: job creation, cultural preservation, sustainable tourism income, educational programs, infrastructure improvements.
Notes for partners: ongoing research needs, baseline surveys, species lists, erosion control, visitor management planning, environmental impact assessment (EIA) requirements.
Proposed infrastructure: trails, viewing platforms, signage, community-run visitor centres, trained guides, access road upgrades and safety measures.
Map placeholder — update the iframe src with the live map URL. Suggested layers: proposed sites, protected areas, community land, access roads.
Use this section to add press releases, meeting minutes, project milestones and links to downloadable documents.
List of stakeholder organisations and contact points (County Government, National Museums/KWS, universities, NGOs, community groups).
Contact: County Department of Environment & Natural Resources — [email / phone]. Add mailbox and officer names here.