Kenya
Kenya is where trees make the difference
According to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), about 16 million Kenyans live in vulnerable areas, facing malnutrition, water scarcity, and loss of livelihoods.
We have been working in Kenya for 11 years and, to date, we have planted more than 1 million trees. Planting a tree in Kenya strengthens at-risk ecosystems, supports local communities and wildlife, and has a tangible impact.
Until 20 November, you can plant your trees in Kenya with special discounts of up to 30% off: a choice that fosters life and hope.
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A TREE FOR THE FUTURE
Every tree brings food, fruit, and income
Planting fruit trees in Kenya means supporting communities’ economic development and ensuring food security.
We have several species in our nurseries, such as banana, mango, avocado and coffee. Which will you choose?
Macadamia
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Japanese Medlar
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Banana
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Coffee
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Climate change
A country that faces the effects of climate change every day.
In Kenya, the effects of climate change are felt every day: water scarcity and malnutrition.
Planting forest species helps soils regenerate, preserves biodiversity, and helps mitigate the devastating impacts of the deep crisis facing the country and the entire world.
Guava
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Tephrosia
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Grevillea
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Leucaena
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Choose your Kenyan tree
An action that genuinely makes a difference
Macadamia
Kenya
Japanese Medlar
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Guava
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Tephrosia
Kenya
Grevillea
Kenya
Banana
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Leucaena
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Coffee
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