Kajiado County, much like other parts of the Tsavo ecosystem in southern Kenya, suffers frequent human-elephant conflict, particularly during the dry months or following poor
Listen to this article: What a joy it was to have the Word Forest Bring & Share Vegan Lunches (and more) highlighted in an interview with our CEO, Tracey West,
Listen to this article: Scotland, known for its rugged landscapes, misty lochs and ancient castles, also boasts a rich diversity of tree species that contribute to its unique and picturesque
Listen to this article: You may recall that Tracey and Simon West were invited to speak at the online meeting of the London Vegans on 31st July, about the importance
Listen to this article: Here’s a reflection from our Kenyan team on International Day of Forests this year. We mark this day in March by creating awareness of the importance
Listen to this article: Permaculture – the idea of living lightly on the planet – has been around for half a century. For some, it’s a sustainable and environmentally friendly
Listen to this article: Permaculture – the idea of living lightly on the planet – has been around for half a century. For some, it’s a sustainable and environmentally friendly
Listen to this article: Permaculture – the idea of living lightly on the planet – has been around for half a century. For some, it’s a sustainable and environmentally friendly
Listen to this article: This lovely article from our Kenyan colleague shows how women’s lives are being transformed through education and empowerment. Thank you to all our supporters for facilitating
Listen to this article: Our ever dedicated CEO and MD have been invited to be the guest speakers at an online meeting of the London Vegans, to talk about Word
Listen to this article: Trees have long been revered by the Celtic peoples for their wisdom, and used as crafting materials and even for their healing properties. It is no
Listen to this article: Over the past 18 months, our Permaculture Teaching Centre in Garashi has made a significant positive impact on tree planting communities across rural Kenya. Its very
Listen to this article: This is a lovely article by Cyprian Ogoti, environmental journalist and passionate conservationist in Kenya, about why inclusivity is important and the difference supporting women as
