Miti Alliance is turning reforestation from talk into action by growing thousands of indigenous trees, training school children and communities in sustainable practices, and regenerating African landscapes one tree at a time. The organization specialises in indigenous tree seedlings, nurtured for resilience and ready to grow in forests, communities or home gardens. Miti Alliance works with individuals, schools, corporates, and partner organizations to restore ecosystems and strengthen community wellbeing through tree planting and nurturing thriving environments for future generations.
SUGi is a global living network creating biodiverse SUGi Pocket Forests in the cities and communities most affected by climate change. Based on the proven Miyawaki Method, each ultra-dense, native-species forest is co-designed, planted, and stewarded by a SUGi Forest Maker rooted in their own community. Across 28 countries, 65 cities, and almost 270 SUGi Pocket Forests, we work with schools, councils, Tribal Nations, and grassroots organisations to restore biodiversity, cool urban heat, and reconnect people with nature.
Miti Alliance is a social enterprise focused on Environmental Education in public community schools, training and empowering students to build regenerative kitchen gardens and orchards for food security. We also established Miyawaki Forests to safeguard biodiversity in Central Kenya, at the foot of Mt. Kenya Forest, which is under threat of deforestation due to timber demand. Through these activities, we reach out to the community through the parents of children who attend the various schools. We have so far covered 265 schools since 2018 and reached over 100000 learners in 19 counties across Kenya. Through this project, we aim to reach 500 schools over the next 3 years by creating online learning tools and content that will support schools whilst simultaneously implementing regenerative gardens and Miyawaki forests. The Counties of focus are Nyeri, Meru, Kirinyaga, Muranga, and Laikipia County in Kenya. These counties host communities that focus primarily on farming, and much of their climate impact stems from those activities. Training children in schools during their formative years will enable them to embrace restorative and regenerative methods that mitigate climate change.
Miti Alliance is turning reforestation from talk into action by growing thousands of indigenous trees, training school children and communities in sustainable practices, and regenerating African landscapes one tree at a time. The organization specialises in indigenous tree seedlings, nurtured for resilience and ready to grow in forests, communities or home gardens. Miti Alliance works with individuals, schools, corporates, and partner organizations to restore ecosystems and strengthen community wellbeing through tree planting and nurturing thriving environments for future generations.
SUGi is a global living network creating biodiverse SUGi Pocket Forests in the cities and communities most affected by climate change. Based on the proven Miyawaki Method, each ultra-dense, native-species forest is co-designed, planted, and stewarded by a SUGi Forest Maker rooted in their own community. Across 28 countries, 65 cities, and almost 270 SUGi Pocket Forests, we work with schools, councils, Tribal Nations, and grassroots organisations to restore biodiversity, cool urban heat, and reconnect people with nature.
Miti Alliance is a social enterprise focused on Environmental Education in public community schools, training and empowering students to build regenerative kitchen gardens and orchards for food security. We also established Miyawaki Forests to safeguard biodiversity in Central Kenya, at the foot of Mt. Kenya Forest, which is under threat of deforestation due to timber demand. Through these activities, we reach out to the community through the parents of children who attend the various schools. We have so far covered 265 schools since 2018 and reached over 100000 learners in 19 counties across Kenya. Through this project, we aim to reach 500 schools over the next 3 years by creating online learning tools and content that will support schools whilst simultaneously implementing regenerative gardens and Miyawaki forests. The Counties of focus are Nyeri, Meru, Kirinyaga, Muranga, and Laikipia County in Kenya. These counties host communities that focus primarily on farming, and much of their climate impact stems from those activities. Training children in schools during their formative years will enable them to embrace restorative and regenerative methods that mitigate climate change.
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