Uniting for Mara

Uniting for Mara

Regenerative Partnerships in Action

November 2025
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ABSTRACT

Regenerative business practices can address climate change, tourism growth, and industrial expansion in regions like the Maasai Mara in Kenya. By prioritizing relationships among communities, businesses, and nature, these strategies support traditional lifestyles, empower women, restore ecosystems, and boost responsible tourism. Businesses benefit through stronger brand loyalty, relational capital, and resilience, fostering shared value and innovation in a rapidly changing world.

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Author: Claire Fialkov

Claire Fialkov, PhD, is a consultant, psychologist, and professor at William James College. She is the co-director of the Kenya Immersion Program through the Center for Multicultural and Global Mental Health and the principal investigator on research projects focused on gender justice and positive education. Her current work addresses environmental sustainability and improving access to mental health care.

Contact: Claire_Fialkov@williamjames.edu

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