Rooted In
Community
Climate education, adaptation, and stewardship, led by the people of Kakuma.
Who We Are
We are a community-led organization based in Kakuma, Turkana County, advancing climate education, adaptation, indigenous knowledge, conservation, and agroecology.
Co-Create
With Community
We start with local realities, combine indigenous knowledge with practical science, and build solutions alongside youth, women, and elders.
Our Programs
Climate Education
Schools, workshops, and media that build climate literacy.
Climate Adaptation
Water, grazing, and livelihood strategies for a hotter climate.
Indigenous Knowledge
Protecting and applying traditional ecological practices.
Ecosystem Conservation
Restoring land, trees, and biodiversity.
Agroecology
Sustainable farming and food security led by local farmers.
Agroecology
We train farmers in sustainable practices, establish demo plots, and strengthen local seed systems, improving nutrition and income while protecting the land.
Restore
The Land
From tree planting to rangeland recovery, we protect biodiversity and rebuild the ecosystems that communities depend on.
Learn From
The Past
We document and apply traditional ecological knowledge, ensuring elders' wisdom shapes today's climate responses.
Adapt
Together
We help communities plan for water scarcity, manage grazing, and diversify livelihoods, turning vulnerability into readiness.
Teach The
Next Generation
We bring climate literacy into schools and youth spaces, building skills, leadership, and local stewardship.
Results That
Matter
Youth and elders engaged
Programs delivering education, adaptation, and conservation
Communities: Turkana and Pokot
Work With Us
We collaborate with funders, government, and academic partners to scale community-led climate action.
Funders & NGOs
Support our programs and help scale community-led climate action.
Government & Agencies
Partner on policy, planning, and regional climate initiatives.
Schools & Universities
Collaborate on research, education, and student engagement.
