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Februar 2025

Camping in a forest isn’t just about the towering trees or sweeping landscapes—it’s also about the small, beautiful discoveries along the way. A single wildflower blooming on the forest floor, delicate yet resilient, is a reminder of the intricate ecosystems thriving around us.

#Ecotourism #Preservation

Camping in national forests offers a chance to connect with nature, but responsible practices are essential to protect these landscapes.

Always follow Leave No Trace principles—pack out all trash, minimize campfire impact, and use designated fire rings where allowed.

Respect

Januar 2025

From steady lowlands to towering mountains, our team covers it all. We work tirelessly to monitor and protect the health of our forests, ensuring their sustainability.

This is part of the incredible team making it all happen!
With a deep understanding of forest conservation, they closely monitor and protect the ecosystem, ensuring its long-term health and resilience.

#Students&Volunteers #Preservation

Dezember 2024

We’re proud to play a role in conserving the natural landscapes of the US, protecting the vital connection between nature and our health.

As you explore these beautiful places, remember to embrace ecotourism consciously—preserving wildlife and habitats for future generations.

#Ecotourism #Preservation

Protecting biodiversity means safeguarding the delicate balance of our ecosystems. By conserving habitats and supporting fauna, we ensure the survival of countless species that sustain the planet's natural harmony.

#FaunaConservation

National Forest Foundation · vor 2 Monaten

Yess! For sure Niko!

November 2024

Ecotourism offers a way to enjoy nature without harming it. By choosing sustainable travel, we help protect ecosystems, support local communities, and promote conservation efforts.

#Ecotourism #Preservation

Maintaining forests is crucial for our planet. They absorb carbon, support biodiversity, and regulate water cycles. Healthy forests = a healthier world for all.

Escaping the class!!
Fieldwork allows students to observe and interact with nature firsthand through senses like sight, sound, touch, and smell. This fosters a deeper appreciation for the environment and a sense of responsibility and enables them to interpret what they learn in class

#EnvironmentalAwareness

Oktober 2024

Our youth program is going strong! Here’s a group of students and volunteers hiking through the forest, actively monitoring its health and learning hands-on about conservation.

#Students&Volunteers

At Mt. Hood National Park, we've created strategic corridors that allow hikers to explore while minimizing disruption to the soil and vegetation. It’s all about balancing conservation with ecotourism to keep our parks thriving.

Young conservationists at heart.
Wildlife Clubs of Kenya Students from St Mary's Girls clean the nearest school market clean-up day in Igoji.
This highlights the change in attitude and behavior in youths and inclusion in conservation efforts.

#Conservation #EnvironmentalAwareness

September 2024

We are thrilled to announce significant progress in monitoring restoration efforts at Mount Kenya Trust.
We have joined forces with other organizations and tree monitors for data collection at the Ontulili-Karuri Restoration Site. Working alongside us, they interacted with how we

#Reforestation #ScientificResearch

August 2024

Our national parks need vigilant monitoring to prevent any risks that could harm their health. Our team consistently replenishes trees that die and works tirelessly to restore the land.

Cynthia Lebo · vor 7 Monaten

Thank you for your dedication and hard work.

This is the Streaked Horned Lark, a native species of our national forests that we're helping to conserve through our oak tree planting program.

#FaunaConservation