The Lolldaiga Hills Research Programme (LHRP) was initiated on 1st August 2013. The goal of the LHRP is to maintain....
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Although additional surveys have yet to be undertaken, there can be no doubt that the Ranch supports well over half of the species of plants and animals present in Laikipia County.
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The Lolldaiga Hills Research Programme Newsletter is produced bi-monthly. Visit the Newsletter page to download earlier issues.
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Lolldaiga Hills Ranch is a 200 km2 (49,000 acre) cattle ranch and wildlife conservancy. Located 20 km north west of Mount Kenya at an altitude of 1,800 – 2,300 m, the Ranch has outstanding views of Mount Kenya and the Aberdares.
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The Lolldaiga Hills Conservation Landscape (LHCL) is comprised of four properties; Lolldaiga (ca. 200 km²), Ole Naishu (ca. 125 km²), Enasoit (ca. 17 km²), and Ol Jogi (ca. 210 km²)...
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Grevy’s zebra (Equus grevyi) has not been observed on Lolldaiga Hills Ranch for many years. On Christmas Day, 2014, these two adult females were encountered on Lolldaiga Hills Ranch at 1,910 m asl (6,265 ft).
The greater kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) is one of the world’s largest and most majestic antelopes. As a result of habitat loss and poaching, this species has become increasingly uncommon in East Africa.
Click here to access: Discoveries From Two Years With Kenya’s Warthogs
Cheetahs are a very wide ranging species – in most of the areas in Africa where they live, they have home ranges that are usually several hundred square kilometres in size, and in some areas have even been recorded as having home ranges of over 2,000 km²!
Interested which species are supported by the Lolldaiga Hills? Click here to see our species lists!
See what is happening in the Lolldaiga Hills right now. Check out our instant camera traps!
Take your 'bino's and share your Lolldaiga Hills sightings with us! Your help is much appreciated!
Interested which species are supported by the Lolldaiga Hills? Click here to see our species lists!
See what is happening in the Lolldaiga Hills right now. Check out our instant camera traps!
Take your 'bino's and share your Lolldaiga Hills sightings with us! Your help is much appreciated!
