Kuti Wildlife Reserve

Kuti houses some of the last remaining forests and grasslands in the area, and is home to a variety of animals.
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For more information visit our website at www.kuti-wildlife.org Kuti Wildlife Reserve is a not-for-profit organisation which protects both wildlife and local communities in the heart of Africa. Our emphasis on bridging the gap between people and animals proves that the best way to pro

tect our beautiful reserve is by working with local communities to improve the lives of local people. The profits we make from eco-tourism are put back into developing our projects within the communities around us, working to improve living conditions, develop local businesses, and educate children and adults in environmental science and sustainable living. Our current projects include environmental education clubs in local schools, tree donations, the production of fuel-efficient stoves, fish-farming development and education, beekeeping, and the use of alternative fuel sources. We hope to make a difference that not only protects our environment now, but resounds into the future. Kuti offers stunning habitats that capitalise on the eclectic nature of the Malawian landscape; fresh water lakes sit next to fields of golden savannah grass and miles of lush grassland dotted with baobab trees. Local villagers pass through the site on bicycles, and our range of wildlife can be spotted around every corner. We are host to giraffe, wildebeest, zebra, warthogs, numerous species of antelope and a huge range of Southern African bird species, including ostrich and owls. We offer accommodation, activities and are currently developing our catering services so that we may soon open a restaurant as well. Please get in touch and spread the word of Kuti Wildlife Reserve!