Balancing Purpose and Profit: Why Making Money in Ecosystem Restoration is Essential
In the world of ecosystem restoration, there’s often an unspoken belief that making money somehow diminishes the value of the work being done. It’s a mindset that suggests that those who are truly committed to saving the planet should do so out of pure altruism, without any financial gain. But is this belief really serving…
Read MoreCollaborative Partnership With GFCCA: Empowering African Farmers for Climate Resilience
We are excited to announce a promising new partnership with the Global Foundation for Climate Change Africa (GFCCA), led by Moses Ojunju. GFCCA’s mission aligns perfectly with our efforts, as we both work to combat climate change, promote sustainable agriculture, and empower smallholder farmers across Africa. This partnership extends our collective impact into Kenya, Uganda,…
Read MoreContinuing Our Reforestation Efforts in Southwestern Uganda
We are excited to share that our ongoing reforestation project in southwestern Uganda, led by Joseph Atwongyeire, is gearing up for another planting season. For the past three years, Joseph and his team have been dedicated to restoring the region’s ecosystem by planting trees during the rainy seasons in spring and fall.Due to financial constraints,…
Read MoreIntroduction to The Nice Girl’s Handbook Series: Why Ecosystem Restoration Needs More Women
As I celebrate my two-year anniversary working in ecosystem restoration, I am compelled to reflect on both our achievements and the challenges that lie ahead. This field, teeming with potential, stands at a crossroads, susceptible to becoming yet another male-dominated sector unless we actively champion inclusivity. Ecosystem restoration is not merely a job; it is…
Read MoreAnnouncing Our New Partnership With GFCCA: Advancing Soil Health With Nematology Expertise
We are excited to announce a new partnership with the GFCCA, featuring the expertise of Calvince Orage, a Master’s graduate in Climate Change Adaptation and a skilled nematologist working in the NemAfrica Lab. His groundbreaking work focuses on using nematode communities as bio-indicators to assess soil health and ecosystem resilience. Through his research, Calvince provides…
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