- WHAT WE DO
Tools to build food-secure, climate-resilient communities.
We work with schools, communities, organisations, farms and landowners to design, develop and support productive and regenerative spaces.
We combine practical experience in permaculture, regenerative agriculture, landscape design, food production, climate resilience and education to create systems that are designed to work for people, nature and the long term.
Our work is grounded in three simple principles:
- PROGRAMS & PROJECTS
Practical approaches to building resilient food systems, landscapes and communities.
Regenerative Landscape Design & Implementation
We design and develop productive landscapes that work with nature while responding to the needs of the people who use them.
This can include:
• Edible and regenerative landscapes
• Home and residential gardens
• School and institutional gardens
• Food gardens and demonstration sites
• Landscape restoration
• Soil and water management
• Planting Techniques
• Sustainable garden systems
From an initial site assessment through to design, installation and follow up, we help turn underused or degraded spaces into productive and resilient landscapes.
We support individuals, schools, communities and organisations to grow food in ways that build resilience, improve soil health and make better use of available land and water.
Our work can include:
• Kitchen and food gardens
• School food production
• Regenerative agriculture
• Biointensive growing
• Soil health and composting
• Water conservation and irrigation
• Crop planning and garden systems
• Community food production
We focus on practical systems that can be maintained and adapted by the people using them.
Climate Resilient Agriculture & Food Systems
Training & Capacity Building
We believe that lasting change comes from building the knowledge and confidence of the people who will continue the work.
We provide practical, hands on training for:
• Individuals and households
• Farmers and Gardeners
• Schools and teachers
• Community organisations
• Institutions and organisations
Trainings can be developed as a single session, a longer programme, or a Training of Trainers model that builds local leadership and creates the capacity to continue the work beyond the initial project.
Community & School Development
We work with communities and institutions to create spaces that support food production, learning, wellbeing and connection.
Our projects have included community gardens, school gardens, rehabilitation centres and youth focused programmes.
We work alongside local partners to understand the needs of each community and develop practical solutions that can be owned and maintained locally.
Book a site visit, get a plan built for your land.
We work closely with each client to turn an existing landscape into a restorative, functional, thriving ecosystem, with ongoing follow-up so it stays that way.
-HOW WE WORK
1. ASSESS
Site visits and on the ground assessment to understand the land, water, soil, resources and needs.
2. DESIGN
A practical plan developed around the site, people and intended outcomes.
3. TRAIN
Hands on training to build knowledge, skills and local capacity.
4. IMPLEMENT
Support with sourcing, planting, installation and project implementation where required.
5. FOLLOW UP
Ongoing technical support and follow up to help the project establish and continue to thrive.
- WHERE WE WORK.
Based in Nairobi, Kenya, we work with partners and clients across Kenya and East Africa.
From our base in Kitusuru, Nairobi, we take on projects across the country, homes, schools, farms and community land alike.
