Save the Aberdare Forest

Project staff carefully planting a Croton tree seedling along the Gura river catchment. Croton is fast growing and evergreen.

Weeding young trees is a vital step in ensuring their healthy growth and long-term survival, keeping planting sites thriving and well-maintained.

Prunus Africana, a dominant species planted by the project to ensure the right species in the right place!

Instead of a cleared space to act as a firebreak, this local species is planted to serve both purposes.

Small tree now, but give it a few years, and we’ll be fighting over the best shade🌳

Farmers who planted their coffee in 2022 and earllier have started harvesting their coffee which only takes 3 years to maturity.
Over 50 farmers will this year earn income from coffee thanks to TN. Livelihoods will change and community and ecological resilience enhanced. With this

Inspecting trees in the forest is a crucial management activity. The seedlings in Kabage forest site are doing okay .With the much anticipated short rains, we will continue expanding the site by planting more trees this season.
Thanks all for continued support.

The Nandi Flame Tree, scientifically known as Spathodea campanulata and also known as the African Tulip Tree or Fountain Tree, is native to tropical Africa. Here are some benefits of planting the Nandi Flame Tree:

1. Aesthetic Appeal: This tree is known for its spectacular bright