Youth-led sustainability & Restoration of ecosystems
Through indigenous tree nurseries that unite education,
climate action, and entrepreneurship.
About us
Future of Sustainability
- Commercial Gardening
- Residential Gardening
- Industrial Gardening
Kenya faces the twin challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss. Indigenous tree cover, critical for restoring ecosystems, has declined significantly, while many young people lack practical, hands-on environmental education. At the same time, schools often struggle to access resources that can both support learning and generate income.Â
OUR APPROACH
The project is built on four interlinked pillars:
EXPECTED IMPACT
Environmental
â–ª Increased indigenous tree cover and restored biodiversity.
â–ª Mapping species to sites ensures that trees planted are suitable for local ecosystems, increasing survival and ecological value.
Economic
â–ª Schools generate income from seedling sales, supporting sustainability beyond donor funding.
Educational
â–ª Students develop climate awareness, environmental stewardship, and entrepreneurial skills.
Social
â–ª Stronger ties between schools, families, and communities around a shared climate action goal.
Our Projects
Monitoring & Evaluation
