Get Involved
There are practical ways for individuals, schools, community groups and organizations to join our environmental mission. To take part, get in touch and we will reply.
Seven ways to help
Each card says what our profile documents, so you can see what is already part of our work. Every button leads to our Contact page with your subject filled in.
Join hands-on conservation activities such as community tree planting. send us a message, tell us what you can offer and we will reply.
What our profile documents: Our photographs show volunteers planting trees at Kangema Nature Park, at Sasumua Dam and in the Aberdare forest landscape, and the organization began in 2017 as a well-wisher group.
Organizations, institutions and community groups that share our goals of restoring ecosystems and empowering communities are welcome to start a conversation about working together.
What our profile documents: Our mission is “to empower communities and restore ecosystems through sustainable practices and collaborative action.”
If you would like to support our conservation work, please contact us to talk about how, talk to us directly using the contact details on this site.
What our profile documents: Our work includes tree planting, tree seedlings, school kitchen gardens and the protection of water catchments.
Schools and youth groups can ask about learning together through tree growing, kitchen gardens and caring for the local environment.
What our profile documents: We train primary school pupils in environmental stewardship, and our seedbeds and school kitchen gardens project connects schools with sustainable growing.
Restoration lasts when the people who live beside a forest or water source take part. Community members and groups can contact us to find out how to join in.
What our profile documents: We invite communities to take part in restoration, share knowledge and make decisions together, so that they own the process and benefit from sustainable forest management.
Understanding the landscape is the first step. Read our articles, download our profile and share what you learn with family, friends and neighbours.
What our profile documents: We take part in climate-change advocacy, including the Africa Climate Summit 2023, and our history since 2017 includes clean-ups.
Ask about growing and planting trees. We do not publish seedling availability or prices on this website, so please enquire directly.
What our profile documents: Our profile lists seeds and seedlings, grafted fruit trees, indigenous trees and fruit trees among our products.
You do not need to join an organization to help nature. These simple ideas are general good practice, not a list of Green Hearts activities.
Choose trees that suit your area, and water and protect them while they are young. Indigenous trees are often a good choice.
Keep litter and waste out of streams and drains, and look after springs and riverbanks near you.
Talk with neighbours, family and schools about why trees, soil and water matter.
Write to us or call and tell us how you would like to help.