We must regenerate our lands to support our future..
Maasai Center for regenerative pastoralism was started in 2013 by Dalmas Tiampati, triggered by devastating drought that wiped almost all the livestock in their Maasai community in Kajiado County.

The aim is to help the Maasai become more resilient by addressing the causes of drought looking for ways to protect the Maasai culture in a changing world.

The community seeks to become socially and economically empowered whilst living in harmony with the natural environment. ​

Our Plan For Resilience...

Desertification, loss of vegetation and grass, soil degradation, diminishing water resources have all lead to famine and at times dependency on food relief and handouts.
Find out our plans for becoming more resilient to climate change and improving our chances of influencing the effect of drought on our land,

Holistic Management for regenerating our lands..

Learn About Holistic Management and how it could help communities make sound decisions that will benefit them socially, economically and environmentally. 

We Need To Protect Maasai Culture...

​There is a real threat that continued drought will lead to migration to cities and a total loss of the Maasai culture.
Find out why it is important to protect the Maasai culture.

Our Approach

Water Security

Access to clean sustainable water supplies though regenerative catchment management, strategic siting of bore holes, water pans and effective riparian management.

Livestock Management

Promote sustainable livestock management by introducing holistic planned grazing and introducing indigenous breeds for disease resistance and resilience to drought.

Food Security

Develop food security and sovereignty through sustainable farming practices, education and empowerment of women and youth in healthy food production.​ 

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