One of the key highlights of Ol Pejeta is its role in the conservation of the critically endangered northern white rhinoceros. As of recent years, it has been home to the last two remaining northern white rhinos, both females named Najin and Fatu. Efforts to save this subspecies from extinction have been ongoing, including groundbreaking initiatives such as attempts at in vitro fertilization.

In addition to its conservation efforts, Ol Pejeta is also committed to community development and sustainable practices. It works closely with local communities, providing employment opportunities, supporting education, healthcare, and infrastructure projects, and promoting environmentally friendly practices.

Tourism plays a vital role in supporting Ol Pejeta’s conservation initiatives. Visitors have the opportunity to embark on thrilling safari experiences, guided by knowledgeable rangers who provide insights into the area’s wildlife and conservation efforts. Accommodation options within the conservancy range from luxury lodges to tented camps, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the beauty of the African wilderness while contributing to conservation efforts.

Beyond traditional safaris, Ol Pejeta offers a range of activities for visitors, including guided walks, night game drives, and visits to the chimpanzee sanctuary, where rescued and orphaned chimpanzees are rehabilitated and cared for.