04/08/2026
On 25th July, we planted 2,000 mangrove seedlings at Mtwapa Creek in partnership with the Kenya Forest Service, together with Green Ledgers, Mombasa Climate Space, and IEBC Mombasa.
This wasn't just a tree planting exercise.
It was a response to a growing crisis.
As climate change accelerates, our coastlines face rising sea levels, stronger storms, erosion, biodiversity loss, declining fish populations, and shrinking livelihoods for coastal communities.
Mangroves stand on the front line. They capture and store carbon far more efficiently than many terrestrial forests, protect our shores, nurture marine life, and strengthen the resilience of entire ecosystems.
Every mangrove we planted is a quiet act of climate justice a reminder that restoring nature is one of the smartest investments we can make for our future.
The climate crisis is here. The question is: What are we planting today that future generations will thank us for?
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