Ol Choro Oiroua Group Ranch
 
Olchoro Oiroua were our first clients in the Mara in 1992 and now, through Working Wildlife, they are our latest since September 2007Ol Chorro is 17,000 acres representing 90 individual land owners. From Mara Safari Club and Richard’s Camp game viewing revenues are collected by Earthview and distributed, on a monthly basis, directly into the landowners accounts.

Link to  www.olchoro.blogspot.com

Mara Conservancy

The Mara Conservancy, a non-profit management company, was established in January 2001.This created the first public/private sector partnership of its kind in the region and has led to an active and cooperative partnership between conservation professionals and the local Masai community and introduced an initiative to improve the conservation and overall management of one of the most visited and well known protected areas in the world.  The Conservancy, on behalf of the Transmara County Council, manage the 50,000 hectares of Kenya National Reserve known as the Mara Triangle.

The lodges in this area which principally use the Triangle are:
Mpata Club , Olonana , Little Governors,  Mara Serena , Mara Seria and Kilima Camp

Oloololo Game Ranch Ltd.

This Game Ranch is adjacent to the Mara Triangle situated to the north of the Mara Triangle Oloololo Gate and stretches east to the river and south half way between Oloololo Gate and the Mara North Bridge. It comprises approximately  100 ha.
There are two destinations situated on their property – Kichwa Tembo and Bataleur Camp owned and operated by the Conservation Corporation Ltd of South Africa.

Access to this game viewing area is via Oloololo Gate only and the area is supervised by the Mara Conservancy.

Ol Kokwa Group Ranch

Since 2002 Earthview have been providing revenue collection and distribution services to the Group Ranch Pro Bono.

Their revenues come from a percentage of Baringo Island Camp’s occupancy and are all absorbed by school fees for their 201 members. Most of the members live on the island in an arid environment. There are hot springs on the shores.