Where We Work

Impact Locations

The same spirit as our mission: education, advocacy, community action and sustainability now mapped to the places we serve.

Field Footprint

Every location pushes our mission forward.

Educational & Youth Centers
Educational & Youth Centers

We establish wildlife clubs, orchards, woodlots, and integrating environmental themes into the curriculum in both ​Primary and Secondary Schools.

Higher Education Campuses
Higher Education Campuses

We partner with universities for research, internships, and large-scale awareness campaigns.

Youth Clubs & Community Centers
Youth Clubs & Community Centers

​We engage the younger generation in hands-on projects like beekeeping, tree nursery establishment and management or sustainable craft-making.

Public & Commercial Spaces
Public & Commercial Spaces

we implement waste reduction strategies and awareness campaigns such as cleanup campaigns and proper waste disposal in trading Centers & Markets.

​ Health Centers
​ Health Centers

Promoting the link between a healthy environment and community wellbeing, often through cleanup campaigns, clean water initiatives or medicinal plant gardens.

Natural & Productive Landscapes
Natural & Productive Landscapes

We Work directly in or around protected areas and buffer zones to mitigate human-wildlife conflicts and support sustainable tourism.

Riverbanks and Catchment Areas
Riverbanks and Catchment Areas

​ We focus on soil erosion control and protecting water sources through indigenous tree planting and gully reclamation.

Local Farms
Local Farms

​We demonstrate agroforestry, conservation Agriculture and integrated soil fertility management techniques that allow farmers to increase yields while preserving the surrounding ecosystem.

​ Governance & Administrative Hubs
​ Governance & Administrative Hubs

We work with relevant Government ministries, departments, district councils and community leadership structures under Traditional Authorities (TAs) to align our conservation efforts with National Development Agendas, District Development Plans (DDPs) and establish local bylaws for natural resources protection.