Kapkatet Wetland is a state-owned protected area, owned by the government and recognized as an important place for wildlife. It…

By curbing deforestation, the energy saving cookstoves and fireless cookers protect the cave – forest ecosystem essential for diverse bat…

The ground pangolin (Smutsia temminckii) lives in Kenya, but its numbers are decreasing very quickly. Because of this, it is…

Nestled in Kenya’s Great Rift Valley, Mount Suswa is a striking volcanic landscape of caves, lava flows, and open savannah.…

For many generations, local myths and cultural beliefs about bats have cultivated negative attitudes and perceptions and contributed to the…

The Catering and Handicraft Enterprises leverage tourism, meetings, and  community events to generate income while promoting cultural heritage and  environmentally…

From 2nd to 4th April 2025, we conducted a three-day agroforestry training at Tswaka Primary School in Kwale County, bringing…

In November, we spent four days at the coast with the Tswaka Three Sisters Giant Cave group under the Angaza…

In today’s rapidly changing world, the way we approach education needs to be as dynamic and adaptive as the environment…

Lake Victoria’s papyrus wetland ecosystems, particularly the Dunga and Yala wetlands, are vital habitats for a variety of wildlife and…

In Kenya, we are committed to safeguarding our unique natural heritage through innovative community-driven action plans. Our recent projects focus…

Since 2018, we have proudly partnered with the American Embassy to foster sustainable development through innovative learning models. This collaboration…

With support from the Mohamed Bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund, we launched an education programme in Jimba Watamu, Kilifi, on…