The Amboseli Ecosystem Trust brings together the communities and organizations of Amboseli to
develop land use practices that improve the livelihoods and wellbeing of communities through the
coexistence of people and wildlife. This is to keep the Amboseli Ecosystem rangelands open, diverse
and healthy for the benefit of people and wildlife.

Amboseli Ecosystem Trust’s Board of Trustees/Directors is a group of unpaid volunteers who represent and are responsible to AET’s clients, to the community, to funders, to the government, and to taxpayers as a whole.

The Board of Directors is responsible for seeing that AET keeps the promises described in the its Mission & Vision statements, and for assuring that AET is accountable for acting within the laws governing the operations of non-profit corporations.

The three top seats of the Chair, Treasurer, and Secretary are shared between Group ranches, Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), and Conservation NGOs, respectively. Investors, women, and youths are also represented on the Board.

Our management team handles the day-to-day functions of the Trust, including implementing and overseeing all of its projects.