CHD Conservation Kenya conducted a one-day qualitative research study in a bid to understand the experiences and perspectives of our programs and presence in Lemong’o as well as identify strengths and uncover areas
CHD Conservation Kenya conducted a one-day qualitative research study in a bid to understand the experiences and perspectives of our programs and presence in Lemong’o as well as identify strengths and uncover areas
July proved to be a month of many firsts as we hosted our first international volunteer Lena Star Hensen hailing from Vermont, USA. The second-year international relations student from Brown University volunteered with
CHD Conservation Kenya was delighted to host officials from the United States Forest Service (USFS) who financed our Carbon Restoration & Conservation Education Centre which comprises a tree nursery and model kitchen garden.
July Newsletter. July has been a month of many firsts and we are more than thrilled to share with you the latest updates from CHD Conservation Kenya, where we continue to make a
CHD Conservation Kenya was honoured to receive an invitation from Enkong’u Primary School after they learnt about our Tupende Mazingira Campaign whose sole goal is to restore the Amboseli Ecosystem, create environmental champions
To kick start the month of July, CHD Conservation Kenya invited students from Lemongo Primary School for an environmental learning session at our research centre in Ol’donyo Musa. The day kicked off with
June 24th 2023. CHD Conservation Kenya was honoured to receive an invitation from the Environment Club at Korinko Secondary School. The club's patron, Mr Samuel Mbithii, had previously participated in our Tupende Mazingira
CHD Conservation Kenya on 5th June 2023, celebrated World Environment Day by participating in a tree-growing and environmental cleanup exercise at Lemong’o primary school. The event was attended by the entire school and
We recently hosted an incredible four-day camp for a group of 30 Maa girls from the Amboseli ecosystem. This was not our first camp but one of many Conservation and Mentorship Camps we
The year 2022 ended on a high note as 38 students from the Amboseli ecosystem attended our highly successful conservation and mentorship camps. Many of the students were anxiously awaiting the announcement of