Swahili Coast Mangrove Restoration

In Kenya, some mangrove forests are co-managed by local fishing communities—who’ve learned that healthier mangroves mean more fish. It’s a natural alliance most people don’t see.

Our work goes beyond planting; it also creates employment opportunities for local communities. This approach ensures that everyone has the right incentives to participate in global reforestation efforts.

Local communities are actively involved in replanting mangroves, working together to revive and protect their coastal environment.

Land preparation is vital as it ensures the soil is optimally conditioned to support the growth of young trees. Clearing the land of weeds and debris, enriching the soil with nutrients, and ensuring proper moisture levels are all essential steps that contribute to the robust growth