Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya

by Africa Conservation Trust
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya
Trees and Water for Masai in Kenya

Project Report | Apr 16, 2009
CHANGING THE WORLD, ONE TREE AT A TIME!

By Stacy Harris | Program Manager

MASAI GIRL PLANTS A TREE
MASAI GIRL PLANTS A TREE

Thank you for your continued support and donations. Until April 28th, Global Giving will match 50% of your donation, so now is the time to really make your contribution count. Help make a difference in the lives of the Masai women and children.

We have added another school to our program and with it another 500 children. This gives us a total of 3,000 plus Masai children working to change the environment. You can help by planting a tree for each child.

The nursery continues to grow with over 100,000 seedlings germinated and will be ready to plant out shortly. Your donation will help us plant trees in the schools and clinics and ultimately, we can begin to combat global warming and assist the local Masai at the same time.

The women have taken great strides in leadership. 7 Masai women have been recently trained in leadership and we have 3 full-time women working in the nursery. When you support the women you support the entire family. Also, the Masai women have proven themselves to be great workers, even sometimes better than the men.

The wildlife are slowly returning, thanks to the latest rainfalls. However, since there was a 3 year drought, the rains are simply not enough. We have embarked upon several endangered species and we are hoping that by supporting our tree program we will also be in position to ensure the endangered Grevy's Zebra do not go extinct. There are very few left in the world and a herd of them are on our camp. Thanks to your support we are saving the environment, humans and even animals on the verge of extinction. It is amazing how planting trees can change the world!

6 MONTHS AND TREES REACH 10 FEET TALL
6 MONTHS AND TREES REACH 10 FEET TALL
HELP ENDANGERED GREVY'S ZEBRAS
HELP ENDANGERED GREVY'S ZEBRAS
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By Stacy Harris | Program Manager

Mar 11, 2009
Wildlife return with the rains

By Stacy Harris | Program Manager

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Organization Information

Africa Conservation Trust

Location: Nairobi, Central Province - Kenya
Website:
Africa Conservation Trust
Adam Tuller
Project Leader:
Adam Tuller
Chief Executive Officer
Nairobi , Ken ya Kenya

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