What We Do-Narok county government: Formulate laws regarding the conservation, management and utilisation of all types of fauna and flora. - Manage the game reserves, protect wildlife and visitors. - Strive to achieve the competence and fairness in the care and development of the reserve through conduct of research, deliberate acquisition, use and dissemination of relevant information from research and other sources.
Governor - Narok County
County Secretary
CECM Trade,Cooperative,Tourism & Wildlife
Chief Officer Tourism & Wildlife Management
In a bid to strengthen the National Reserve, the Narok County Government launched three policy documents namely: 1) The Maasai Mara Management plan, 2) Spatial Plan 3) Greater Mara ecosystem plan to be used between 2023- 2032. The ten-year plan is a significant milestone in the development and management of the National Reserve as it reflects the diverse interests, and concerns of all those who care about the future of the Maasai Mara National Reserve. Highlighs in the management plan is the zonation and visitor use scheme aimed at managing and regulating visitor use and impacts in the different zones at the National Reserve. The zonation scheme establishes four categories of zonal area which are high-use zone, low use zone, Mara River Ecological zone and MMNR buffer zone. In the new law, the high use zones will be the focus of management efforts to enhance the reserve’s tourism product and provide a high quality, proactively managed, wildlife viewing experience for visitors. The Mara River ecological zone, which has a high tourism pressure because they are the rhino breeding areas and wildebeest crossing points, will have special management prescriptions and actions to protect the zone.
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Our reserve exists to help global visitors with an experience of a lifetime. We make every decision and measure every outcome based on how well it serves our visitors.
We’re honest, transparent, and committed to doing what’s best for our visitors and our reserve. We openly collaborate in pursuit of the truth. We have no tolerance for politics, hidden agendas, or passive-aggressive behavior.
Our reserve exists to help our global visitors to have an experience of a lifetime. We make every decision and measure every outcome based on how well it serves our visitors.
Being the world's leading wildlife conservation area requires unrivaled vision, innovation, and execution. We never settle. We challenge our ideas of what’s possible in order to better meet the needs of our visitors.
Integrity is the foundation for everything we do. We are admired and respected for our commitment to honesty, trust, and transparency.
We’ve created a positive and inclusive culture that fosters open, honest, and meaningful relationships.
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