Author: Carolyne Bii
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World Environment Day 2025 Beat Plastic Pollution
Read more: World Environment Day 2025 Beat Plastic PollutionIn line with this year’s World Environment Day theme, “Beat Plastic Pollution,” OikoDiplomatique joined other stakeholders at Kilifi Creek on June 6th, 2025, for a community cleanup and awareness event organized by the Kilifi County Department of Environment, Forestry, Climate Change and Solid Waste Management. Although World Environment Day is globally observed on June 5th,…
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FMNR in Action: A Visit to Mr Lesokoyo’s 50-Acre Farm
Read more: FMNR in Action: A Visit to Mr Lesokoyo’s 50-Acre FarmTo enhance and ensure the success of FMNR, certain practical capacities are necessary. OikoDiplomatique therefore followed the FMNR training at IHTS with practical and technical support including a learning visit to a fully sustainable farm where FMNR, innovation and creativity are successfully employed with benefits for the household and surrounding community while increasing resilience to…
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Report: Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration in Isiolo
Read more: Report: Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration in IsioloOikoDiplomatique travelled to Isiolo County to facilitate a training on Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration. The event brought together the Holy Trinity Sisters with experts from World Vision–it was more than a workshop, it was a meaningful meeting of minds where faith and science came together to imagine new possibilities for restoring both land and community.
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Kakamega Forest: a Sanctuary for People and Nature
Read more: Kakamega Forest: a Sanctuary for People and NatureKakamega Forest, Kenya’s last remaining tropical rainforest, is a vital ecosystem under threat. OikoDiplomatique recently explored this biodiversity hotspot to assess restoration opportunities. Our visit highlighted the power of faith-driven conservation, community engagement, and sustainable restoration led by groups like Tembelea Kanisa Intiative.