Recently returned to Kenya, Jim has been close to conservation all of his adult life. He is a past Chair of Uvumbuzi Club with who he toured widely in and out of Kenya, past director at AFEW and is passionate about Flora, Fauna, Wildlife, Communities and environment conservation done in a sustainable way!

Nkamunu Patita holds a BA in integrated Community Development. She has over 14 years, experience working with indigenous communities. She is passionate community led conservation and indigenous knowledge leader.

Francis Mwariga is a long-term conservation enthusiast. He has for over 30 years been in the Tourism Industry as a marketing specialist in Hotel and Lodges industry as well as the broader Tour and Travel industry.
Francis has therefore travelled extensively within East Africa and the world visiting parks and industry-related installations.
Francis in his own words loves NNP and is dedicating himself to help tackle the many threats to NNP and its larger dispersal areas.

Gareth has been involved in wildlife conservation for over 50 years. He was a honorary ranger (warden) for the South African National Parks from 1989 to 2001 . Gareth has been Involved in East African wildlife conservation since 2002 , focusing mostly on the Nairobi National Park. He writes various weekly media articles with photos to promote the park.

Trish is an avid supporter of the Nairobi National Park and its lions. She knows close to all the lions by name and she is also part of the volunteers’ patrol programme, a joint collaboration of Kenya Wildlife Service and FoNNaP. She is happily retired after 36 years in a legal firm.

An environmentalist by training, Jacob has worked on projects that resolve human wildlife conflicts and initiate sustainable land use planning within wildlife dispersal areas of Nairobi National Park. He has been instrumental in the re-establishment of a community wildlife rangers’ program managed by TWF. He is a self-taught graphic designer and passionate environmentalist.

A passionate young conservationist who has worked previously with different organizations covering key environmental thematic areas. A graduate from Kenyatta University with a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Planning and Management. He majorly leads FoNNaP’s advocacy and community programmes.

Olga is a second term as an active Board Member of FoNNaP. This year, she sits on the events committee. Olga is Familiar with all the big cat families in Nairobi National Park and she is a frequent visitor in the Park, monitoring the fauna and flora. Her main interest is to create awareness, through photos/videos and stories of different species of wildlife and plants in Nairobi National Park on social media.

Nkamunu Patita Holds a BA in Integrated Community Development. She has over 14 years’ experience working with Indigenous communities. She is passionate community led conservation and indigenous knowledge leader.

Jagi is a renowned conservationist, a keen ornithologist and a successful business leader. He has climbed Mt Kenya 14 times and was the founding Chairman of the Uvumbuzi Club, an organization devoted to discovering the wild places of Africa.