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The Mother Nursery and Beyond Trees Projects of Majaoni
On Friday May 8, my last day in the field with the awesome EarthLungs team, we visited their first and most developed planting site: Majaoni. I wasn't visiting a planting event today, but surveying the general day-to-day work at the most we...
The Hydrological Interventions of Mteza
On May 7, we visited the EarthLungs site of Mteza. This one was much closer to Mombasa, so we thankfully headed out at 7:30 AM instead of 6.
As we passed through a village down to the water's edge on an eroded red-earth track, my lucky str...
The Reborn Dark Forest of Kuchi
On May 6, my second field day with EarthLungs, we left Mombasa early once again but this time went north instead of south. It was the same crew, myself plus William and Suleiman and Shem and a shifting cast of other EarthLungs staff on thei...
A Mangrove Planting Day with EarthLungs!
Walking to the boat.
At 6 AM on Tuesday May 5, the EarthLungs crew picked me up in the staff van and we set off for a day of mangrove reforestation. As with most road journeys I’ve seen in Africa, it was multipurpose: the EarthLungs staff...
The Reforestation Pioneers of Kenya
Laptop at EarthLungs headquarters showing the Veritree platform.
I crossed Uganda and Kenya from Kampala to Mombasa in a marathon twenty-six hour travel session, taking a sixteen-hour overnight bus from Kampala to Nairobi and then a 5.5-ho...
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