10/06/2026
In Majimoto village, Endorois women elders and youth sing together during a re-seeding initiative that is recovering degraded land. The elders lead, and their songs say: "We have given you the key, what has remained is to open the door” and “We urge the youths of Majimoto to protect their land."
In Baringo County, Kenya, our partners at Endorois Indigenous Women Empowerment Network - EIWEN. have been bringing generations together to restore biodiversity on Endorois land, planting native grass on degraded sites. As seeds go into the ground, Endorois women of different generations discuss how their pastures should be governed. Every update we receive shows us that the ecological work cannot be separated from the social bonds it strengthens.
Azimuth World Foundation has been a proud partner to EIWEN's Sustainable Beekeeping and Biodiversity Restoration initiative. Every year of this partnership we learn how healing the land and keeping culture alive are intertwined. How the will to restore the land ripples through the community, uniting and reuniting generations in respect for their heritage and hope for the future.