Our tree nursery is a vital hub for nurturing indigenous trees, which we donate to schools and community lands around Amboseli National Park. These trees create crucial buffer zones, protecting wildlife ecosystems and maintaining the natural balance. Our tree nursery also includes a resource centre where we train the members

Recognizing the urgent need for climate adaptation and food security in our community, we have held training sessions & established vertical kitchen gardens. These meticulously designed gardens optimise limited land space, conserve water, and ensure a consistent supply of fresh produce year-round, despite Amboseli’s harsh environmental challenges. So far, we

Conservation projects rarely fail because the problem disappears. More often, the funding does. That tension sat at the heart of the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife (AFEW) Kenya workshop held in August 2025 under the theme “Unlocking Funds for Conservation.” Conservation organizations, civil society groups and other stakeholders came together

At Oldonyo Musa Camp, one of the most important lessons shared with 43 girls was only five words: “A no is a full statement.” It was a lesson about boundaries, confidence and the right to have a voice. Over five days in December 2025 however, it became part of a

A school can teach conservation as a subject. Or it can become a place where conservation is practiced every day. That was the idea behind a two-day Teachers Training of Trainers workshop organized by CHD Conservation Kenya in partnership with the Born Free Foundation in February 2026. Nineteen teachers came

A young person reflects on mentorship, Eco Camp or field exposure.

A community perspective on the realities of coexistence.

A household story from the climate-smart kitchen gardens programme.

Follow one restoration site as degraded land begins to recover.