Simba Conservancy is a website documenting a 137 hectare climate conservation farm in Kitui County, Kenya, established in 2022. It describes the farm’s work to restore native trees and wildlife on dryland, alongside its aim of supporting nearby communities. The conservation effort is carried out by a team of 28 working with WWF, KALRO and Pula. The site includes a biodiversity registry of recorded trees, animals and insects. Entries provide specimen identifiers, common and scientific names, conservation status, photographs and locations on the farm. It also covers activities such as tree planting, wildlife surveys, school visits and guided walks, and publishes field notes from rangers and scientists, along with media coverage. Visitors can use the registry to review species and recorded observations, or consult the activities and stories sections to learn about work on the farm. The website also reports measured progress and research findings, including lessons from planting 31,000 trees and observations from pollinator surveys. No specific app installation or device requirements are stated.