Earthlungs Reforestation Foundation

31/08/2026

What could Kenya look like in 2032? 🌱🇰🇪

15 billion trees could mean more than a number. It could mean healthier forests, restored coastlines, thriving ecosystems and more resilient communities.

But that future won’t happen in 2032. It starts with what we choose to do today.

What role will you play?

19/08/2026

Before a forest grows above the ground, restoration begins below it. 🌱

Healthy soil gives young trees what they need to take root, access water and nutrients, and survive.

So when we talk about restoring forests, we have to look beyond the trees.

The first restoration partner is the soil.

What do you think makes soil healthy? 👇

12/08/2026

There’s a moment in every workshop when raw material stops looking like raw material.

This video, featured in ’s documentary, “How Victor Mwanga, Through EarthLungs Reforestation Foundation, is Turning Bamboo into Gold”, gives a behind-the-scenes look at the work happening inside the EarthLungs BEEyond Trees Factory.

From harvesting and treatment to cutting, shaping, and finishing, bamboo is transformed into locally made household products including blinds, lampshades, baskets, and other sustainable items.

For us, this is an important part of the BEEyond Trees initiative, creating opportunities for communities while promoting sustainable materials and a greener economy. 🌱🌍

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🔗 Watch the full documentary to see the complete journey from bamboo to finished product.

06/08/2026

What if restoration could also power manufacturing, skills training, and sustainable livelihoods?

That was the focus of the “Exploring a Community-Led Bamboo Bioeconomy” CLFE Dialogue & Site Visit, hosted by Wanjira Mathai of World Recourses Institute.

The discussions explored the entire bamboo journey, from selecting the right species and treatment methods to manufacturing, financing, and building community-led enterprises. Visits to Funkidz Furniture and ToolKit Skills Training Facility showed how bamboo can create real economic opportunities while supporting a greener future.

The dialogue brought together leaders from government, research institutions, the private sector, and restoration organizations, including H.E. Hiroshi Matsuura Japanese Ambassador to Kenya, Dr. Selly Kimosop Environment Secretary at Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry, Dr Sigu Gordon principal scientist at KEFRI, Dr Nelly Oduor Principal Research Scientist Expertise : Bamboo utilisation at KEFRI, our C.EO & founder Victor Mwanga and Flora Awiro CEO & Founder Bamboosa Green Living.

At EarthLungs, we believe healthy ecosystems and thriving communities must grow together. Through BEEyond Trees, we are working to ensure that restoration creates both environmental impact and sustainable livelihoods for the people closest to the landscapes we restore. 🌱🌍

03/08/2026

🌱 Planting is only the first step.

A tree that survives for decades can store carbon, protect biodiversity, and restore entire ecosystems. A tree that dies after planting cannot.

That's why we focus on growing forests, not just counting seedlings. 🌳

Swipe through to see why tree survival is the metric that truly matters.

29/07/2026

25/07/2026

They protect us long before we notice them. 🌊🌿

Mangroves shield our coastlines, store incredible amounts of carbon, support marine life, and sustain communities.

This World Mangrove Day, we're celebrating the people restoring these extraordinary forests, one mangrove at a time.

🌱 Choose restoration.

17/07/2026

Part 1/3 Victor! What happens when your parents are strict teachers, your mom is a "no-joke," and you are so advanced you’re entirely bored by the school system before you hit your teens? 🤯

You drop out. A lot. (GTK - Get to know)

Victor Mwanga shares the raw, foundational years that shaped him to the man restoring Africa, EarthLungs x Earthlungs Tanzania

YouTube 🔗 - https://youtu.be/a8cUt6LmWO0 - Go watch/listen and subscribe!



Season's location shooting partner is the lovely Dusit Princess Hotel Residences Nairobi

13/07/2026

Restoration doesn't end when a tree is planted. It grows into livelihoods, businesses, and stronger communities.

Following the official opening of the Nyinyira Bridge, we were honoured to host Deputy Head of Public Service Mr. Amos Gathecha, Forestry Principal Secretary Mr. Gitonga Mugambi, Hamisi MP Hon. Charles Gimose, Aldai MP Hon. Marianne Jebet Kitany, and other distinguished leaders at our BEEyond Trees Centre in Shamakhokho.

The visit showcased how restoration can extend beyond forests through sustainable community enterprises. From bamboo products to beekeeping and other nature-based businesses, BEEyond Trees demonstrates how healthy ecosystems can create lasting economic opportunities for the communities that help restore them.

At EarthLungs, we believe that successful restoration is measured not only by the number of trees planted, but also by the number of lives transformed.

Because when communities thrive, forests thrive too.