Mangrove Species
Avicinia marina
Rhizophora mucronata
Ceriops tagal
Bruguiera gymnoohiza
Afromontane Species
Dodonaea (Dodonaea viscosa)
Croton (Croton megalocarpus)
Cape chestnut (Calodendrum capense)
Cedar (Juniperus procera)
African redwood (Hagenia abyssinica)
Olive (Olea europea spp africana)
Mukurue (Albizia gummifera)
Akasinga (Celtis africana)
Pear wood (Apodytes dimidiata)
Mukoigo (Bridelia micrantha)
Pillar wood (Cassipourea malosana)
Dombeya (Dombeya rotundifolia)
Mutoma (Schrebera alata) Olinia rochetiana
Muthimbari (Buddleja polystachya)
Diamond-leaved euclea (Euclea divinorum)
Cordia Africana Tamarindus indica
Mango (Mangifera indica)
Moringa (Moringa oleifera)
Agroforestry Species
Juniperus procera
Croton (Croton megalocarpus)
Mango (Mangifera indica)
Moringa (Moringa oleifera)
Pictures from our Partner Planting Sites in Kenya
Eden Reforestation Projects
Why Kenya?
The incredible diversity of forest types have supported communities and wildlife for years.
Areas affected by deforestation have gone from having three rainy season a year to only one. This makes vast areas of Kenya, that used to be home to plants and animals, unsuitable for any sort of agriculture.
Deforestation in Kenya has a direct effect on the prevalence of Malaria. Eliminating forests has changed micro-climates in certain areas. The changes have improved the conditions for mosquito larvae and have resulted in an increase in the malaria cases in these regions.
The Great Rift Valley
The Kijabe Forest Trust works to improve Afromontane reforestation and restoration. The trees you plant provided habitat for wildlife, sustainable economic opportunities for local families, protection from landslides and a reliable water supply
Northern Coast
Mangrove forests are planted in partnership with David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. The trees you plant help provide employment to those living in extreme poverty. The Mangroves also help to restore key habitats supporting the livelihoods and cultural heritage of locals
Tree Species