Why Grazing Matters
Responsible grazing strengthens soils, supports biodiversity, and builds resilient grasslands in the Maasai Mara ecosystem.
A sustainable grazing system that balances wildlife conservation, ecosystem health, and community livelihoods.
This grazing management plan ensures controlled livestock movement, balanced pasture utilization, ecosystem recovery, wildlife protection, and harmony with tourism and conservation objectives.
Responsible grazing strengthens soils, supports biodiversity, and builds resilient grasslands in the Maasai Mara ecosystem.
Improved soil structure, water infiltration, and nutrient cycling.
Diverse habitats that support wildlife, birds, and insects.
Better nutrition, pasture quality, and reduced feed pressure.
Grasslands store carbon and reduce land degradation.
Ensuring pasture recovery and long-term sustainability.
Controlled livestock grazing under close supervision.
Vegetation regrowth and soil restoration.
Livestock exclusion while wildlife thrives.
Evaluate pasture condition and prepare the next cycle.