03/10/2026
In 2021, one section of the Ngong Hills, "Corner Baridi," was badly degraded. Restoring it required more than good intentions.
Family Group Foundation invested KES 5 million to restore 17,000 square metres of that section. Since then, over 15,000 indigenous seedlings have been planted, with 70 acres now under active restoration.
This is demonstrates the impact of sustained investment and collaborative partnerships in advancing restoration efforts, and with our new partnership with Kenya Forest Service, we're scaling that impact even further.
Discover how this progress is shaping the future of the Ngong Hills.