Nature, Leisure and People
We believe in sustainable land use and understand that proper land use can produce more while helping to conserve nature. We mentor young people into understanding how food systems work, value chains and how we can produce safe, healthy, and sufficient food using little land resources through methods like fleet
We recognise the critical role of technological advancements in achieving sustainable living in today's world. To this end, we strive to integrate relevant technological elements into our initiatives that engage schools and young people. Strategic partnerships are central to our approach, ensuring that our conservation efforts are sustainable. For instance,
<p>In the spirit of sustainable development, we work to promote partnerships among various actors both locally and globally to facilitate knowledge sharing that fosters sustainable development and learning for global progress. We are committed to promoting learning exchanges between local schools and their counterparts across the globe, advancing these exchanges
We work to complement the government of Kenya's effort to promote competence Based learning through our outdoor learning program. This program helps young people to learn about the science of ecology to enhance informed decision-making for sustainable livelihoods. We are currently involved in mentoring young citizen scientists for future conservation
We empower local communities in western Kenya to participate in conservation through research, education, and other conservation actions. The approach involves establishing and engaging school clubs, local community groups as local conservation custodians. We also mentor young people to become future conservation leaders. We have experimented and understand that schools
We advocate for market-based approaches to the conservation of natural resources and biodiversity. One of the best approaches to promoting sustainable conservation is through empowering local people to earn from ecosystem services through nature-based enterprises. This helps to further enhance community-based conservation. Our nature-based enterprises range from bird/bat and other
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