LET'S HELP KIRISIA : PARTNER & SUPPORT
A community-led conservation initiative restoring biodiversity, safeguarding water sources and creating eco-friendly livelihoods across the Kirisia hills of Samburu, Kenya.
Safeguarding wildlife, rare bird species, and natural habitats through patrols, monitoring, and habitat restoration.
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Strengthening local communities through education, capacity building, and participatory forest management.
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Promoting eco-friendly income sources such as beekeeping, tree nurseries, and agroforestry to reduce forest pressure.
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Leading large-scale tree planting, reforestation, and climate resilience efforts to restore Samburu’s vital water tower.
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Kirisia Community Forest Association (K-CFA) is a community-led organization formed in 2019 working with Kenya Forest Service (KFS), FAO and local partners to restore the Kirisia water tower, protect biodiversity and create sustainable livelihoods for Samburu communities. Our work includes large-scale tree planting, fire management, community rangers, and alternative livelihood projects such as beekeeping and agroforestry.
Key wins: voluntary relocation of settlers, mass tree-planting campaigns, Important Bird Area (IBA) recognition and strengthened community governance.
Providing essential resources to underserved communities.
Improving education & healthcare for forest-dependent families.
Community grazing management.
Sustainable resource utilization.
Fostering community participation and awareness creation.
Capacity building for community-based user groups.
Experience Samburu’s wilderness through community-run eco-camping, traditional open-air facilities, and cultural immersion.
Empowering communities through beekeeping, agroforestry, and microbusiness funding.
Protecting and restoring Kirisia Forest through community-led conservation initiatives.
