The
L.A.B.G.A.S.
INTRODUCTION
LABGAS was formed in 2008 by
the local guides based at
Standardize services
Standardize the
pricing of services
Increase the number of visitors using professional
bird guides
Share knowledge in order to enhance each member’s
ability to do the best job possible
Educate school children on the importance of
conservation for tourism and for the environment
To achieve its aims LABGAS
members subscribe to a Constitution which includes a Code of Conduct and Good
Practice and also remit a percentage of their fee income to their association
for the purposes of marketing and training.
OUR
MEMBERS
LABGAS has approximately 14
members, all of whom are dedicated bird guides.
The
person in charge is
Douglas
Limo Kibet
0723
496285
Some of the Labgas members
OUR
SERVICES
We aim to provide presisely
what the visitor wants in terms of guided walks to the many interesting
locations in an around Lake Baringo. As a matter of course the visitor will be
shown an array of interesting birds, including species of raptor, barbets,
weavers and likely owls. Insects and reptiles including snakes, scorpions,
species of lizard and butterflies will also be pointed out and may be
photographed.
Walks are normally undertaken
to the basalt cliffs or to West Bay Conservancy (just north of Kampi ya Samaki)
but where visitors have a particular request to see particular species, other
locations may be chosen.
CONTACT
US
We hope you will ensure that
when you come to Baringo, you use a LABGAS Guide.
Please contact Douglas Limo doulimo@lake-baringo.com by email of
phone + 254 (0)723 496285 and you will be directed to a LABGAS member for your
birding activities at
AFFILIATES
and LINKS
Baringo
District Local Association of Tourist Operators
The Tamarind Garden Lodgings and Restaurant Lake Baringo Boats & Excursions Labgas Bird Guides
West Bay Campsite Kudu Campsite Lake Bogoria Lake Baringo Ruko Conservancy Lake Bogoria