-Take action
Get involved — as a leader, not just a supporter.
We're a social enterprise, not a project-delivery charity. Everything below is designed the same way: to build skill, leadership, and lasting ownership in the people and communities we work with, not just to plant a garden and move on.
"Food is part of nature, and nature is inherently regenerative, it can renew itself. We can redesign our food system to reflect this natural cycle more closely, and help nature, people, and the economy thrive."
-Ellen MacArthur Foundation
-Work with the community
Building leaders, not just gardenS
Our partnerships with Mathare Green Park, Wajukuu Arts Group, SHOFCO schools, Destiny's School Mathare, and Good Natured Learning aren't about installing a garden and leaving. Every project is designed to hand skills and decision-making to the people who live there.
The measure of success isn't the plot we build, it's the resident who can run it, troubleshoot it, and teach the next person. Model farms become teaching sites; residents become instructors. That's what makes this work outlast any single visit from us.
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- Take a course
Training that produces growers, not just attendees
Our courses teach biointensive and regenerative gardening rooted in permaculture, diverse cropping, cover crops, agroforestry, and long-term soil building, adapted to your climate and plot.
What makes them effective isn't the curriculum alone, it's the format. Small cohorts instead of lecture halls. Instructors who are actively running field projects, not reading from a slide deck. And every course connects back to a real site, so what you learn gets applied within days, not left in a notebook.
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01 Introductory Course — open enrollment, group setting, foundational skills.
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02 Private Group Course — built around your team, school, or farm's specific site and goals.
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- Regenerative Landscape Consulting
Why our approach is different
Permaculture isn't a planting style, it's an ethic: Care of the Earth, Care of People, Fair Share of resources. We treat designers as catalysts for change, not vendors of a finished product, which means every consulting project is biophilic and socially responsible by design, not as an add-on. The difference shows up early.
Your own staff, groundskeepers, gardeners, facilities teams, join the design and build process from day one, not after the fact. That's deliberate, people who help design a system understand why it works, which means they can maintain, adapt and troubleshoot it long after we've left the site.
-After the install
A garden that's still thriving a year later isn't luck — it's follow-up.
Most landscaping projects fail quietly, months after the installer leaves. We build follow-up into every consulting relationship from the start, so the system keeps improving instead of slowly declining.
01 — 30 Days
Early check-in
We return to catch establishment issues early, irrigation, pest pressure, plant stress, while they're still cheap and easy to fix.
02 — Seasonal
Scheduled site visits
Ongoing visits timed to your growing seasons, so pruning, succession planting and soil care happen when they should, not when someone remembers.
03 — Ongoing
Staff troubleshooting support
Direct access to us when something goes wrong on-site, so your trained staff have backup, not just a one-time handoff.