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.

Witnessing new life at Vipingo Beach. Our community welcomed the awaited turtles at the protected nesting sites. Female turtles return to their birthplace to nest so the work to keep these spaces safe is truly important. Learn more about this awe-inspiring moment.

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.

The 2024 Ladies European Tour had a surprise when play was stopped on 18th as two of our three rescue giraffe picked their moment to cross the fairway of the PGA Baobab Course.

An epic weekend of community tree planting. Learn about the Kenya coastal trees planted and see some of the team in action.

It’s been three years this month since the return of some familiar animals to Vipingo Ridge. We look back at the successful journey so far and the latest animal numbers.

Did you know we keep bees here at Vipingo Ridge? We introduce you to our hive residents and another beautiful bee here at the Kilifi coast.

Our team attended the Africa Climate summit to continue our work in conservation and building a sustainable future.