After a competitive application and a careful selection, we have 30 mentees out of 615 applicants for our first cohort, which will be entirely virtual.
Cohort 1 mentees are drawn from six countries: Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia and Somalia. The participants come from different fields with a demonstrated interest and prior engagement in climate action and environmental conservation activities.
Executive Summary Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) is deemed a vital approach to fostering increased food production, building climate resilience, and mitigating emissions associated with farming. CSA has been adopted far and wide in Africa in response to climate variability, increased food shortage, famine, droughts and insect outbreaks. Despite its growing momentum, concerns have emerged as to…
On the 12th of June 2021, Enviro Wild Initiative and the community of Kamnarok came together for phase 2 of restoring the ecosystem around Lake Kamnarok by spreading seedballs of indigenous yellow fever tree in areas that were not covered during the first exercise.
We celebrated International Biodiversity day 2021 alongside students, youth groups, and Equity Bank Kenya at Imara Daima railway Station by planting 600 fruit trees (mangos and avocados) at the land surrounding the station.
Enviro Wild Initiative, together with the African Sustainability Network and students of African Nazarene University, embarked on a journey to control Parthenium weed which has dominated most parts of the Nairobi National park and surrounding ecosystems.
As part of our contribution towards the restoration of Lake Kamnarok and the surrounding ecosystem, phase 1 of the activity took place on the 27th of March 2021. Our volunteers and community members spread over 2500 seedballs of Acacia Xanthophloea
Community consultation- Restoration of Lake Kamnarok Ecosystem
The visit to Lake Kamnarok was a fact-finding mission to establish the lake’s actual situation while consulting with the community, being the primary stakeholders.
My name is Mana Omar. I am the founder and CEO of spring of the arid and semi-arid lands {SASAL}; an NGO registered in September 2020, whose mission is to work with the ASAL communities to improve climate resilience.
I found the Green Town Initiative about one and a half years ago, based in Bomet County. Its main objective is to inspire healthier living through environmental conservation
I am the founder of TLC4Environment, an environmental initiative based in Kenya with an online presence focusing on environmental awareness and campaigns mainly in ecological social justice. TLC generally stands for tender, love, and care!