01 · Restoration Innovation
Transforming Mangrove Restoration Through Trenching: The EarthLungs Story
Along the Kenyan coast, EarthLungs stopped planting into dry ground and started rebuilding the tides. Over 100 kilometres of trenches later, restoration looks very different.
Read the full story →Kenyan Coast · East Africa · June 2025
02 · From the Field
Where Does the Water Go?
The rain that floods Nairobi does not disappear. It travels down the Tana River to the delta, where our teams meet it as cut-off roads, washed-away nurseries, and shifting targets.
Read the full story →Tana Delta, Tana River County, Kenya · August 2026
03 · People & Inclusion
Belonging in Action: Dama’s Story and What Inclusion Looks Like on the Ground
In Kadzuhoni, Kilifi County, inclusion is not a policy statement. It is patient instruction, shared routines, and a teammate whose energy lifts the whole planting team.
Read the full story →Kadzuhoni, Kilifi County, Kenya · August 2026
04 · Ka-Finje Tu
How Ka-Finje Tu is Rebuilding Kinale Forest
Thousands of ordinary Kenyans, each contributing the subsidised KES 50 Ka-Finje Tu rate, are collectively restoring one of the country's most important water towers. Every contribution plants a seed, every seed restores an ecosystem.
Kinale Forest, Kiambu County · May 2025
05 · BEEyond Trees
BEEyond Trees: Women Lead the Honey Revolution in Vihiga
In Shamakhokho, women's groups are running thriving beekeeping enterprises that generate income while keeping forest ecosystems intact, making communities the true custodians of restoration.
Vihiga County, Kenya · April 2025
06 · Where We Work
Tanzania Expansion: New Sites, New Communities
EarthLungs' Tanzania programme continues to grow, with new restoration sites and community partnerships taking root in the Tanga region.
Tanga, Tanzania · March 2025
This Is Our Impact
From devastated lands to thriving forests. From struggling communities to sustainable livelihoods, this is the transformation we're creating together across East Africa.
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