Where the Water Came Back, Springs of Hope In semi-arid landscapes, water is not just life; it’s survival, memory, and magic. So, when the springs dried up in places like…
Where Green Means Business: The Economics of Regeneration For too long, restoring degraded land has been seen as a noble cause; but not a profitable one. Native PEP is proving…
Feeding the Future, One Acre at a Time In the dry zones of TingaTinga and Mawasiliano, West Kilimanjaro, where trees once stood tall and shade was abundant, the landscape had…
Guardians of the Springs: How Communities in Isiolo Are Breathing Life Back into Water Sources Nestled in the arid landscapes of Isiolo County, where water is not just a necessity…
Restoring Nature: How Native PEP Featured at World Wildlife Day in Kenya On 3 March, Kenya joined the rest of the world in commemorating World Wildlife Day 2025. The event/ceremony…
Reviving Rangelands 2: Overseeding degraded rangeland with a diversity of native plant species In Kenya, degraded rangeland is often overseed with a single, fast-growing grass species. New scientific evidence suggests,…
Reviving Rangelands 1: Empowering Women Groups Through Grass-Legume Fodder Production in Baringo County In Baringo County, efforts to restore degraded rangelands and support local livelihoods have been gaining momentum through…
On 7 ad 8 September, Jonas Kizima from TALIRI and Urs Schaffner from CABI met with delegations of two villages in Kilimanjaro and Arusha regions in northern Tanzania to discuss…