Geita Tree Plantation for Community

In most recently, our team conducting a routine inspection of seedling health in the tree nursery to ensure every young tree is growing strong and healthy. Regular monitoring helps us identify any signs of pests, diseases, or nutrient deficiencies early, improving survival rates

In this season, we planted more than just a trees in the forest reserve — we planted hope for a greener, healthier, and more sustainable future. Every young tree represents life, clean air, protection for wildlife, and a commitment to restoring nature for generations to come. Small

Planting hope where nature breathes 🌱
Today, in the heart of the forest reserve, we planted another tree for a greener tomorrow. Surrounded by fresh air, rich land, and the beauty of clouds above, every tree planted is a promise to protect our planet for future generations. Together,

Our team lives in the forest camp during the planting season, waking up before sunrise to prepare for a full day of planting. The mornings begin with testing our local tools, organizing seedlings, and making sure everything is ready before heading to the planting sites.
Life here

Hello friends of Nature! As we shared last week the first portion of transplanting is completed now, we are planting our trees in the field. Hence, today we are pleased to introduce our new camp called MONOLITH CAMP (Naturally Massive Rock) strategically located in the heart of the

Today we are pleased to share with you our happiness that, the current batch of saplings at our nursery are now mature and ready for transplanting to their permanent sites. Like here these are accasia family trees that have reached the optimal size and are ready to be planted at

Our hearts is full of happiness seeing most our planted trees like this Albizia gummifera tree we planted last year at Mwienzi Planting site is now bringing so much life to this spot. After all the care, seeing these trees flourishing is the best reward.

We are so proud of these

This is one of our planted trees at one among of our sites. As you can, our trees continue growing well, and the best thing for these trees about growing tall is gaining a competitive advantage to reach sunlight for photosynthesis. This is especially crucial when growing near other

This is our most popular planted trees at River Ligembe Planting site, the Croton megalocarpus and other like acasia family are fast-growing deciduous trees that we expect them to grow in Zones 3 to 5 at a rate of 1 to 3 feet per year. After three years, it can reach 4 to 8 feet,

It's great that our project has begun saving species! Protecting biodiversity is crucial for the health of our planet and future generations. Here's how you can see the way our Mwienzi planting site contribute to ongoing conservation efforts: Like, here our new planted tree provide

Do you know that, planting trees can lead to happiness by fostering a sense of connection to nature, contributing to a healthier environment, and promoting community well-being, as well as providing a tangible legacy for future generations?

Yes, this is what it is! That's why we

The goal of RAPO is to provide grassroots environmental local communities with resources and technical support to advance their missions. We aim to bring together a community of diverse leaders protecting forest, water, and biodiversity health. and to provide the space and resources

Today, we would like to share how we transported our sapling trees from the nursery to the fieldsofr plantation as we know transporting trees is a difficult challenge because of the conditions that have to be ensured. It is not only important to secure the load, but also we ensure

This is the first part of our promise about few weeks ago, and today we would like to appreciate the contribution of our women, like here is at River Ligembe Planting site, at this site women became the champions during our plantation event. Even older women get involved in this

As we promised to update all of you about our plantation activities at River Ligembe basin planting site, today we wanna start with this photo which captured during our plantation event at River Ligembe, as plantation season continues we are planting more trees as we can and this