Save the Aberdare Forest

It's flowering time for the Avocado trees. This means it's time for pollinators to do what they know best. These are the wonders of Nature.

Farmer removing weeds from her coffee plants. Many farmers are expanding their coffee farms owing to the improved coffee prices.

Coffee farmer removing weeds from his farm. Caring for young seedlings is crucial since it's the foundation of a healthy crop.

Springs rehabilitation enhances water security and saves the community from water poverty and waterborne diseases. We plant indigenous trees along riparian zones to counter soil erosion while preserving the water towers..

This year we are expecting a good coffee harvest from the first Cohort of beneficiaries who planted their plants in 2022.
Proper management has been observed with the help of agronomist and dedicated farmers.

Farmers who planted their coffee in 2022 and earllier have started harvesting their coffee which only takes 3 years to maturity.
Over 50 farmers will this year earn income from coffee thanks to TN. Livelihoods will change and community and ecological resilience enhanced. With this

Cookstoves by the roadside waiting to be donated to 10 households for their good practice in growing coffee trees.Farmers receive cookstoves as incentives for best practice in conservation.

Farmers in the Aberdare Ecosystem have started the new year 2024 with coffee and avocado tree planting, taking advantage of the ongoing rains. Thanks to Tree Nation for continued support. 2024 will be a great year for our project, as we plan to double our efforts to exceed our 2023