Preservation of Mt. Elgon Ecosystem

In 2024, we planted this woodlot in Kocheka Subcounty using seedlings from Kocheka Nursery, with support from Tree Nation.

Two years later, the transformation is remarkable. The once-bare land is now home to more than 200 thriving trees, showing what is possible when communities

Expanding Tree Growing in Bukedea 🌱🌳

With support from Tree-Nation, we have opened Adodoi Nursery in Bukedea District, adding to our existing Kocheka Nursery.

Together, the two nurseries will have the capacity to produce 500,000 tree seedlings, providing more communities and

Growing More Than Trees

With support from Tree-Nation, we opened Kocheka Nursery to produce and distribute free tree seedlings to communities in Bukedea District,, helping households restore their land, improve livelihoods and build a greener future. 🌱

Among the seedlings grown

A thriving woodlot of indigenous tree species is taking shape at Kocheka Subcounty, Bukedea District. These native trees are well suited to the local climate and soil, making them essential for restoring natural habitats and improving environmental health.

Planting trees at the household level is transforming communities. These farmers are leading the way by growing trees that will provide shade, protect soil, and support biodiversity.

With Support From Tree Nation, Our tree nursery site in Kocheka,Bukedea District is thriving as young seedlings continue to grow under careful nurturing. Regular watering and monitoring ensure strong and healthy plants ready for the next planting season. These seedlings will soon

Despite the persistent heat and prolonged dry conditions, Bukedea Technical Institute has adopted drip irrigation to safeguard newly established seedlings. This climate-smart approach ensures efficient water use by delivering moisture directly to the root zone, significantly improving

Bukedea Technical Institute is among the beneficiaries of the Kocheka Community Tree Nursery Site in Bukedea District, supported by Tree Nation. Through access to free tree seedlings, the school has transformed its compound into a green and healthy learning environment.

In response

we’re committed not only to restoring the environment but also to improving community livelihoods through fruit tree production.

At our Kocheka Tree Nursery Site in Bukedea District, we raise a diverse range of fruit trees — including mangoes, jackfruits, avocados, and guavas —

We joined the Ministry of Water and Environment and partners for #NationalTreePlantingDay at Busoga College Mwiri under the theme “Revive, Restore, Sustain: Indigenous Species for Uganda’s Future.”

The event was graced by Dr. Alfred Okot Okidi, Permanent SecretaryMinistry of water

Meet Mr. Okiror George, a resident of Gagama Village, Gagama Parish in Kocheka Sub-county, Bukedea District, Teso Sub-region.

Six months ago, George received pawpaw seedlings from the Kocheka tree nursery site under the Tree Nation project. Today, he is already enjoying the benefits

Access to free seedlings means access to opportunity. By distributing trees to communities, we are not only restoring degraded landscapes but also empowering households with shade, fruit, timber, and climate resilience.

Every seedling planted today contributes to cleaner air, healthier

During a recent trip to Uganda, we encountered this woman who, like many others, takes the lead in planting and proudly showcases the trees she nurtures on her farm. She is especially delighted with her Grevillea robusta tree.

We are committed to planting trees that both revitalize environment and support local communities. A key tree species we grow on our nurseries is Indian Mahogany (Toona ciliata), a quick-growing and valuable timber tree that flourishes in the Mount Elgon area. It’s one of the most