Bore

We try to engage all sectors of the community in our tree planting projects. Here, local government officials demonstrate that they are also committed to playing their part in building climate resilience as part of the recent International Environmental Awareness Day activities at

Trees bring biodiversity. Biodiversity brings ecological stability. Ecological stability brings climatic resilience. Climatic resilience is good for all lifeforms...including this little shrew who turned up recently at one of our planting sites... Go little shrew, go!

Our Bore Mau planting site borders on Narok City in the Maasai ethnic region of Kenya so unlike our previous tree planting efforts, we now find ourselves putting the seedlings in adjacent to human habitations, roads and settlements. These areas are still grazed by cattle and goats

Its not enough just to plant trees. Bore project members and officers meet with our key partners, the Kenya Wildlife Service in nearby Baricho to share best practice, learn from each other and network. We are encouraging our members to plant local provenance indigenous species which

Everyone like to plant trees in Boré! Here, Alex Katana, our project manager shows some of the local football players how to plant seedlings. Football and Treeplanting - Yes Please!