We focus where the need is greatest and where we can have the most impact. The following species and habitats have often be overlooked in Kenya yet they’re vital for a healthy environment.

Promoting Community based conservation of

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Photo credit: The Sandalwood East African group The East African sandalwood tree (Osyris lanceolata) is an evergreen shrub species

Biodiversity conservation of Kapkatet

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Kapkatet wetland is a community-based wetland which is located in the South Rift region in Kenya. The Wetland is

Restoration of biodiversity in Lake

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Lake Elementaita is a shallow alkaline lake lying on the Rift Valley floor in Kenya. It is fed by

Restoring Lost Glow worm in Kericho County

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Lampyris noctiluca, or glow worms, producing light are unique animal species in Kenya. Little information is available on the

Pancake Tortoise (Malacochersus tornieri)

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This project focuses on Pancake Tortoise (Malacochersus tornieri) conservation, encompassing habitat protection, community engagement and establishment of road signs

Restoration of Lake Elementaita Wetland

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Lake Elementaita is a shallow alkaline lake lying on the Rift Valley floor in Kenya. It is fed by