© Chake Conservancy and licensors 2020
The Chake Conservancy is assisting farmers with security lighting installations to
deter nocturnal attacks from wildlife.
We install lights on community homesteads off-grid where domestic animals sleep
so that they scare off lions, leopards and hyenas from invading the homestead and
killing domestic animals. These lights are automated and they turn on by themselves
when sunlight levels drop at sundown and temperatures indicate nightfall. When it
reaches 6pm in the evening they come on automatically and at six in the morning
they go off.
This has been found to be very effective in scaring off lions, hyenas and leopards.
They have kept elephants away too.
We have installed15 lights in our
conservancy so far.
Our target is to have 1842 lights installed
in our area.
Each light installation costs US $350.
Lion lovers have assisted in raising funds
and we seek more donor partners to help us
reach our goal.
Chake has an ongoing GOFUNDME campaign that welcomes donations.
Do you have skills that might assist us?
Contact Chake
Progress so far
Would you like to help?
The Kenya wildlife service and Chake
conservancy have started installing
deterrent flash lights to help reduce
human wildlife conflicts and predations.
We have installed 10 lights to keep our
community animals safe and our people
happy with the wildlife.
The Chake Conservancy is assisting farmers with security
lighting installations to deter nocturnal attacks from wildlife.
© Chake Conservancy and licensors 2020
Chake has an ongoing GOFUNDME campaign that
welcomes donations.
Do you have skills that might assist us?
Contact Chake
We install lights on community homesteads off-grid
where domestic animals sleep so that they scare off
lions, leopards and hyenas from invading the homestead
and killing domestic animals. These lights are automated
and they turn on by themselves when sunlight levels drop
at sundown and temperatures indicate nightfall. When it
reaches 6pm in the evening they come on automatically
and at six in the morning they go off.
This has been found to be very effective in scaring off
lions, hyenas and leopards. They have kept elephants
away too.
We have installed15 lights in
our conservancy so far.
Our target is to have 1842
lights installed in our area.
Each light installation costs
US $350.
Lion lovers have assisted in
raising funds and we seek
more donor partners to help
us reach our goal.
Progress so far
Would you like to help?
The Kenya wildlife service
and Chake conservancy
have started installing
deterrent flash lights to
help reduce human
wildlife conflicts and
predations.
We have installed 10
lights to keep our
community animals safe
and our people happy
with the wildlife.
