Dakatcha Woodland Conservation Group

26/04/2026

21/04/2026

We periodically monitor species abundance and distribution of the Clarke's weaver. Julio Mwambire

05/11/2023

When a project is done. You always expect results like this. Benedetta who is a member of Nyari conservation group is happy to be part of the energy saving stove - installation team 👍🏿

20/10/2023

Reducing carbon emissions into the atmosphere is one way towards dealing with climate change. Through Nature Kenya (CCAM project) these energy saving cook stoves are being installed by households in Dakatcha Woodland. They boost fuel efficiency therefore saving our forests and reduce climate pollution.

15/10/2023

This is the biggest threat to the Dakatcha Woodland forests ( charcoal)
# let us save our forests.
# let us leave sustainability

14/10/2023

Dakatcha Woodlands is one unique ecosystem located at the Kenyan Coast in Kilifi County. This is a recognised county forest though no formal protection has been secured for the forest. There is continued forest degradation and we therefore urge the community to promote sustainable natural resource use mechanisms. This will save the uniques species and also save the fast diminishing ecosystem services and goods being derived from the environment.
# reduce charcoal production
# stop bush fires
# practise conservation agriculture
# reduce shifting cultivation
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14/10/2023

Dakatcha Woodland Conservation Group is working together with Nature Kenya to promote energy saving through encouraging households to use energy saving cook stoves. 2500 energy saving stoves have been introduced to households

14/10/2023

Dakatcha Woodland is one of the key biodiversity areas in Kenya. With one hours drive from Malindi town you will be in Dakatcha Woodland to experience memorable birding sessions.