Welcome To
Giraffe Ambassadors
We believe that understanding the ecology of this sub-species
will promote its conservation in the region.
We are,

a wildlife research & conservation volunteer project established in 2020. Our mission is to help collect data on key animal species (Giraffe, lions, and other wildlife species) to the Management as well as help maintain the pristine beauty of Soysambu Conservancy. The data we collect is used to evaluate population numbers and help conservationists and managers make informed decisions on wildlife conservation and its critical habitats.

Our objective is to,

Use giraffe ambassadors or the concept of citizen science to collect scientific information to help conserve giraffes as species.
Working with stakeholders to conserve giraffes using science-based solutions.
Monitoring population to ensure it’s healthy and viable.
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Our Staff
Corinne Suvanto
Expedition Advisor
Expedition Advisor | Corinne Suvanto.
Corinne holds a Master’s degree in Ecology and Conservation from the University of Helsinki. She is passionate about wildlife, with a special interest in African mammals. Her dream is to pursue a doctorate in ecology, focusing on giraffes, a species that has captured her heart. A visit to Soysambu Conservancy deepened this passion, inspiring her to dedicate her future research to understanding and protecting these iconic animals.
Collins Cheruiyot
Partnerships Manager
Partnerships Manager | Collins Cheruiyot.
As our Volunteer & Project Coordinator, Collins seamlessly blends logistical excellence with scientific rigor. He is the crucial link that ensures our volunteers have a transformative experience while our conservation projects gather the critical data needed to make a lasting impact.
Tonny Kipkurui
Program Co-ordinator
Program Co-ordinator | Tonny Kipkurui.
Tonny is an Ecologist by profession with a Bachelor of Science, in Natural Resource Management (Wildlife Management) from Moi University, and currently pursuing a Master of Science in Biology of Conservation at the University of Nairobi. Tonny’s passion for wildlife and environmental conservation led him to establish Giraffe Ambassadors, an organization that provides hands-on experience in conservation and environmental projects.
Enock Kipngeno
Field Officer
Field Officer | Enock Kipngeno.
Enock Kipngeno serves as the Field Officer for Giraffe Ambassadors, bringing a Diploma in Tourism Management and his expertise as a registered tour guide to his role coordinating all volunteer activities in the field at Soysambu Conservancy. Drawing on his guiding background, Enock is crucial in ensuring the seamless, safe, and informative execution of on-site research and conservation efforts for citizen scientists. He is tasked with organizing and guiding volunteers through daily monitoring tasks, such as collecting critical data on key species like giraffes and lions, thereby guaranteeing that the hands-on involvement of participants directly supports population assessments and contributes to science-based solutions for wildlife conservation in the region.
Carren Chepkurui
Housing & Catering Coordinator
Housing & Catering Coordinator | Carren Chepkurui.
Carren Chepkurui serves as our Volunteer Logistics Coordinator, bringing her specialized expertise in Tourism and Hospitality Management to ensure every volunteer has a seamless and comfortable stay. She is wholly responsible for managing the accommodation and meal provisions for all incoming volunteers. Leveraging her deep understanding of service excellence and logistical planning, Carren meticulously oversees the selection and maintenance of volunteer housing, ensuring safety and comfort. Her dedication to creating a supportive, "home-away-from-home" environment allows our volunteers to focus entirely on their mission-critical work, making their experience both productive and rewarding
Chepngetich Dalvin
Volunteer coordinator
Volunteer coordinator | Chepngetich Dalvin.
I am Chepngetich Dalvin , a wildlife management graduate passionate about proctecting the Kenya's Natural Heritage. I work as a conservationist with projects abroad ,where everyday brings new lessons about wildlife and the power of community support. My goal is to inspire more young people to join hands in proctecting out planet.
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Wildlife in the world can only be protected by the love of compassionate hearts in the world!
― Mehmet Murat ildan
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