Wildlife & Biodiversity
Corridor protection and species monitoring for the forest's non-human residents.
Restored blocks are monitored for the return of indigenous bird and small-mammal species, and we work with Kenya Wildlife Service on corridor sections that let wildlife move between forest fragments rather than becoming isolated on shrinking islands of cover.
Projects using this approach
Uasin Gishu
ActiveKaptagat Forest
A high-altitude forest block that headwaters the Sosiani River, and home to some of the last indigenous cedar stands in Uasin Gishu.
74 / 120 hectares restored
Nakuru
PlannedMau-Adjacent Highlands
Our newest area of work, extending catchment protection from the Cherangani system into the highlands bordering the Mau Forest Complex.
0 / 200 hectares restored