We plant and protect native tree species across unfenced savanna plots, using research-backed methods and community labour. Each tree is caged, watered, and monitored for a full year—ensuring a 90%+ survival rate.
Our waterhole project brings permanent, wildlife-safe water sources to dry zones—supporting animal movement, tree growth, and ecosystem balance. Our first 44,000-litre pilot was completed in 2025.
We’re growing a generation of conservation leaders through Eco Clubs and our “Savanna Snacks” school book series. Young minds learn to protect the land—and shape a more sustainable future.
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Every tree caged, watered, and monitored to ensure over 90% survival across Maanzoni's savanna.
A 44,000-litre sustainable water source built to support biodiversity.
Volunteers caging, watering, and protecting native trees in Maanzoni.
Community-driven waste removal to protect the savanna and wildlife corridors.
Fund a tree, a cluster of native shrubs, or a 44,000L waterhole.
Join our planting days or help with school Eco Club activities.
Collaborate on conservation, CSR, education, or awareness campaigns.
Bring environmental education to your school or sponsor materials.
Behind every planted tree is a story of renewal, resilience, and hope — for people, wildlife, and the planet.
Kenya’s savannas are more than open spaces — they are living, breathing ecosystems that support endangered species, store carbon, and sustain pastoral communities. But decades of drought, overgrazing, and fencing have disrupted the delicate balance.
That’s why MMTC is restoring these landscapes — one tree, shrub, and grass at a time.
We plant native species to bring back biodiversity, reconnect wildlife corridors, and recharge water tables. More than that, we’re nurturing a new generation of environmental stewards who will care for these spaces long into the future.
Every tree is a promise — of renewal, of resilience, and of a greener tomorrow.
