Save the Aberdare Forest

It's harvest time. The first Cohort of farmers who planted Avocados are now harvesting fruits and making money. With this income, our forests are safe since no farmer will go to cut down trees in the forest for economic gain.An economically empowered community will guard our forests

This Avocado farmer will smile all the way to the bank. An economically empowered community is better placed to conserve their environment.

Avocado in our nursery awaiting distribution to our farmers. For a healthy seedling, you need to select high quality seeds from the local or the indigenous trees. Plant them in the tree nursery and wait for them to germinate. When the are about 3 months, graft with with golden

The short rains of October are here and Avocado seedlings are ready for planting. Quality seedlings will give a healthy and abundant tree which will start producing fruits after the 3 years.

We wish to thank Tree Nation and all our Donors since the beginning of this project for continued support.
Through your generous support, we have achieved and and Surpassed our tree objective of 2023 of 50,000 seedlings.
Through your support 58,958 trees have been planted.

Receive our Christmas greetings .
As we approach the festive season ,We the management and beneficiaries of Save the Aberdare forest project wishes to thank the Tree Nation and our Donors for their continued support during this fruitful year.
We have achieved a lot through your

Our Initiative in 2017 include promotion of biogas technology for farm mechanisation and emissions reduction. Most households rely on fossil fuels like diesel and petrol to run farm machinery.
Kiangure Springs Environment Initiative has managed to convert petrol engines to use