Mount Kenya Trust

Mount Kenya Trust

KE Kenya
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Our project aims to restore the degraded Upper Imenti Forest, a critical wet-season habitat for elephants near Mount Kenya. This area has suffered from deforestation over many years, and we are working to reverse this by planting 200,000 native trees to help revive the ecosystem and protect wildlife.

65,993Trees funded of 65,962
16,744 TCO2 compensated
2,312Followers
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FoodSecurity
1 updates
April 2024

With the school curriculum modification which supports conservation and agricultural sustainability models, we have managed to support some students in meru to come up with their kitchen garden, this will sustain the feeding program as well as act as an education model.

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22 Apr 2024
Becky Summers · 26 April 2024

Thank you Isabelle.☺️