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MPALA WILDLIFE FOUNDATION...
Help us save Kenya's wildlife - we've got lots here!
via Crowdrise 2 years ago
CROWDRISE : Sep 06, 2010
EIN: 52-1656147
BASED: Riderwood, MD, United States

CHARITY WEBSITE: mpala.org
WHAT WE DO:

Mpala is a vast ranch in the heart of Laikipia, a high plateau with Mt. Kenya dominating the background. Mpala’s 48,000 acres support an international wildlife research centre, a working cattle ranch and wildlife conservancy. Based on the mix, it’s not surprising that Mpala’s mission is focused on sustainable human-wildlife co-existence. Our efforts are invested in finding solutions that benefit nature and human welfare simultaneously.

We use scientific research, education and outreach to achieve our mission. Research helps develop solutions to guide our conservation actions, education promotes human livelihoods and improved welfare and outreach helps spread the word. We work hand-in-hand with our neighbors to promote conservation and minimize human-wildlife conflict.

Mpala is home to large herds of E. Africa’s classic wildlife, including elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, impala, and highly endangered species like the African wild dog and Grevy’s zebra. Because we leave our boundaries unfenced and are flanked by conservation-minded neighbors – including Maasai and Samburu pastoralists, private ranchers and conservancy owners - these animals move unfettered and in relative safety across the landscape.

The Mpala Research Centre is a hub for biological field research. People come from Kenya and around the world to study plants, wildlife, livestock, people, land restoration practices, and the relationships among them. Local community members are hired as research assistants or scouts on each project, which helps our neighbors share in our mission.

Because the majority of our employees live on the ranch with their families, Mpala puts resources towards a primary school and a medical clinic. Although the primary school only runs through class five, we do our best to ensure that the brightest children finish primary and secondary school by providing scholarships. The clinic serves our staff and reaches out to the community areas that lack access to medicine. We supervise conservation clubs, an afterschool program at five neighboring primary schools, to help children learn more about world around them.

We need your help to continue our conservation efforts. Your donations go towards a unique social experiment where elephants, leopards, hippos, zebras, antelopes, and a host of other wildlife share the land with traditional Maasai and Samburu pastoralists, commercial ranchers, and others engaged in a wide variety of livelihoods.

Asante sana!

$5,205

$ RAISED
DONATIONS
A Friend $10
Dan and Nancy Rubenstein $25
Truman Young $50
Anonymous $50
Anonymous $50
Allison Williams $50
Katherine Schmerzler $50
Russell Collins $50
John & Ginny Williams $20
Anonymous $25
Anonymous $25
Sylvia Harcourt $200
Ellen, Tom and Baxter $100
Bob and Debbie Gordon $200
Scott Shomer $100
Corinna Riginos $50
Lenore and Ralph Budd $100
Anonymous $500
Nancy and Dan Rubenstein $50
Sarah and Arthur $100
Anonymous $30
Ellen, Tom, Baxter $50
Corinna Riginos $100
Nigel and Shane Winser $30
a fan $100
Laurel and George Harvey $25
Lauree and Gregory Hickok $100
Katharina $50
Anonymous $10
Frank and Jan Beurskens $25
Alison Lahnston $100
Katie Henneman $25
Ralph and Lenore Budd $100
Sylvia de la Piedra $20
Anne McGee $100
Doc  
Todd Palmer $50
ShizzDiz... $50
Anonymous $20
Anonymous $10
Anonymous $50
Susan Jacobson $50
Wayne Sentman $25
Maddie B $10
Christine Angelini $20
Pam Longobardi $40
Happy birthday Keir! $25
Elizabeth Willett $25
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Appell, Jr. $500
The Svensson Family $100
Tom, Ellen, Baxter $50
Anonymous $10
Allison Williams $50
Steph H. $25
Mary Purdey $10
David Wilcove  
Amanda Corlies Sandos  
Matthew Novak $25
Kitty Eisele $50
Riginos and Sundaresan $50
Penny Kalk $100
Megan and Ashley Seifert $50
Dabney $100
Sylvia Harcourt $200
Jayne $100
Anonymous $250
Tara Nixon $50
Glenn Pagan $100
The Rush Family $25
Theresa Laverty $25
Jason Heckman $75
Kelly Niemeyer $25
Jeanie $25
Anonymous $50
John Magladery $50

OUR FRIENDS:

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Thomas
1,450
POINTS EARNED
Katherine
298,030
POINTS EARNED
ethan
5,050
POINTS EARNED
Najia
296,250
POINTS EARNED
Nikki
3,850
POINTS EARNED

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E.A.R.S. is giving away $110 as a donation to your project of choice if you (1) Donate $10 to E.A.R.S. and are the name that is drawn by Boo our Cockatoo, on Feb. 1st. Not a bad deal don't you think ? 10 for 110. So vote for EARS and Donate $10 and you could be a winner!
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