Amara Conservation is dedicated to assisting the people & wildlife of Kenya & East Africa, with an emphasis on education and the creation of self-sustaining conservation programs.

Amara Conservation was incorporated when it became apparent how much need there is to protect the environment and inhabitants of East Africa; it became a mission for them to find ways to help. They originally supported the work of others in anti-poaching and rural school support.

Over the course of time, they have identified other projects which they are currently planning budgets for, in hopes that they can gain funding to seriously impact some small areas where the need is great. They hope to act as a bridge from this most special place, with its seriously endangered species and communities that are struggling to survive, and those individuals and entities in the western world who have the ability and will to help make a difference.

There is hope where there is will. By spending time with the people and the wildlife in East Africa, one can't help but discover a deeper level of interest in the issues at hand in the diverse but threatened ecosystems that are Kenya and Tanzania. They decided to form Amara Conservation, an organization dedicated not only to preserving the wildlife, but perhaps more importantly, devoted to helping the rural people improve their future by assessing their needs and providing educational and community assistance.