We are very conscious of the responsibilities that we bear towards the environment in which we work. Beyond safeguarding our workplace, the special relations we have with the peoples and places that we show to our guests bring with them an emotional contract that we are proud to honour.

Kikoti camp for example, is situated on 35,000 acres and provides income to a community of over 24,000 people. At each of the fire local villages: Emboreet, Loiborsoit, Narakauo, Loiborsiret and Kimotorok, we have contracted to build an administrative centre including a small village school. In existing schools we have already built and supplied school desks, books and other equipment that the pupils would otherwise do without.

Throughout the ranch we have cleared access roads maintained fire breaks and erected bridges. A mobile health clinic brings relief to medical complaints that would otherwise go untreated in this wilderness. Furthermore, provision of a radio network, 2 vehicles and a ranger force of 50 locally employed askaris operate anti-poaching patrols throughout the area.