Bore

One of our younger helpers in Boré with a recently planted seedling. We are partnered to plant with 200 schools and the pupils are always heavily involved in the planting projects. Its so important for youngsters to learn how critical tropical trees are for cooling the planet down

Mary Katana with a newly planted mango. Well done Mary!

2 small schoolkids with a small Neem tree. Their equally small shadows tell you that this photo was taken near the Equator. You know when you are doing the right thing ;-)

Many trees live longer than humans so if we want to be good forest custodians then we have to ensure that the next generation share our tree-positive ideals. That is why education about the importance of trees in building climate resilience is so necessary. We plant with over 200

One of the beneficiaries of the Bore community afforestation project - a school pupil clearly destined to be an electrical engineer!

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

Thanks to support from Tree-Nation, 4 members of our project team were recently able to visit, share and learn from other east African tree planting projects including the Geita project in Tanzania - This kind of international networking is a win/win as all participants can collaborate

Community engagement is a key part of effective tree planting with tropical forest communities. Here local stakeholders meet with project workers to learn about climate resilient afforestation techniques. A mature indigenous tree is happy to provide some shade from the sweltering

We've learned over the years that community tree planting is more likely to be successful if done as part of an integrated holistic approach to sustainable development. Everyone reading this loves trees but if you only plant trees there is a big chance that those trees may not survive.

The lovely old Tree-Nation logo made an appearance during our last big community meeting. We love the new one but its nice to see the old one now and again ;-)

Some children in Boré who will benefit from the trees planted by Tree-Nation members and partners.

"You dont plant a tree for yourself"

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We have good links to nearby government offices in the project and here some local officials are planting a Neem seedling.


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