Sustainable Tea Farming in Kenya: Carbon Credits and Reforestation

Tea farming has long been a key pillar of Kenya’s economy, especially in the fertile regions surrounding Mount Kenya. However, the environmental pressures of deforestation and soil degradation have necessitated a shift toward more sustainable practices. Programs like the Mount Kenya Sustainable Landscape and Livelihoods initiative (MSuLLi) are empowering farmers to adopt practices such as… Continue reading Sustainable Tea Farming in Kenya: Carbon Credits and Reforestation

Reviving Seagrass in Wasini for Marine Life and Livelihoods

Off the coast of Wasini Island in Kenya, a remarkable initiative is restoring seagrass meadows, driven by a fishing community determined to revive their marine ecosystem and livelihoods. They are members of the Wasini Beach Management Unit (BMU), a community-based organization responsible for managing and ensuring the safe and effective use of fishing grounds. Over… Continue reading Reviving Seagrass in Wasini for Marine Life and Livelihoods