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A first step onto the coast
- 2,500 seedlings in your name
- 2 dinner seats
- Smaller stand for three days
- Logo on screen and programme
Community-led programmes on Kenya’s coast, a continental convening for civil society, and the evidence platform behind both.
Our first activation set out to plant 5,000 mangroves and reached 4,000. The December activation raises the ambition to 70,000.
Twende Green restores Africa’s coastal and terrestrial ecosystems through community-led restoration, blue-carbon programmes, research, partnerships and climate investment.
Restoring mangroves, seagrasses, forests and coastal ecosystems through community-led programmes creates lasting climate, biodiversity and livelihood benefits.
An African social enterprise, working in Africa and headquartered in Nairobi, restoring mangrove, seagrass, tidal wetland and forest ecosystems through community-led programmes, with a mandate to scale proven restoration models across Africa.

A two-day action on Kenya’s coast: a zero-waste coastal action in Mombasa and mangrove restoration at Kwetu Centre, Kilifi.
See the programme →Africa’s convening platform for civil society, government and funders, with the next summit in Kigali.
Explore the Summit →The evidence platform behind our work: mangroves, seagrass, carbon projects and communities on one trusted map.
Discover Atlas →Technical and partnership advisory helping organisations and investors navigate Africa’s blue carbon and carbon-markets space responsibly.
Read more →Restoring Kenya’s mangrove, tidal wetland and coastal ecosystems using the same community-ownership model behind Gazi Bay’s Mikoko Pamoja.
Read more →Restoring seagrass meadows on Kenya’s coast — carbon-dense, fish-nursery habitat that recovers slowly and needs deliberate protection.
Read more →Community-run mangrove nurseries producing healthy, restoration-ready seedlings — the first link in every mangrove restoration site.
Read more →Our recurring flagship restoration series: 5,000 mangrove seedlings planted each edition, on Kenya’s coast.
Community-led coastal ecosystem restoration in Mombasa and Kilifi, built on Kenya’s own Mikoko Pamoja model.
Africa’s convening platform for civil society, government and funders, first held this year in Nairobi.
Gearing towards a Kenya Forest Service Adopt-a-Forest partnership, protecting the water towers that feed Kenya’s rivers.
High-integrity carbon-market and blue carbon advisory for communities, counties and partners across Africa.
A six-month training-of-trainers programme in blue carbon enterprises and climate-smart cash crops for coastal communities, delivered with agronomists from KALRO.
Commit.Activate.Restore.
Vipingo Ridge, Kilifi County
Ticketed dinnerEarly Birds Banda, Nyali Beach, Mombasa
Complimentary admissionKwetu Training Centre for Sustainable Development, off the Mombasa–Malindi Highway, Kilifi County
Complimentary admissionThree days on Kenya’s coast, 3–5 December: a dinner at Vipingo Ridge, a clean-up and exhibition at Nyali, a mass mangrove planting at Kwetu Centre. Four levels of participation, from a first step to the clearest role at every venue.
A first step onto the coast
A voice in the programme
Your own planting zone and an award to present
The clearest role from dinner to planting day
Open any option to see its price and what it includes, and to compare levels side by side.
We map, monitor and document every restoration site against agreed programme and funder requirements.
Partners and communities receive clear updates throughout the restoration cycle, from site assessment & planting to monitoring & reported outcomes.
Working with government, research institutions, communities and development partners to deliver restoration at scale.
Mangroves, seagrass, salt marsh, carbon projects and community work on one trusted map for Africa, with every number traceable to its source.
YouTube
Blue Carbon: From Nursery to Nature | Powered by the CommunityTwende Green Planet · opens on YouTube
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Why Plant Mangroves? Protecting Kenya’s CoastlineTwende Green Planet · opens on YouTube
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Blue Carbon Legacy Action 2026: Mangrove Restoration in KenyaTwende Green Planet · opens on YouTube
Join us in restoring nature, strengthening coastal communities, and creating lasting impact through funding, partnerships and innovation.

Ministers, principal secretaries, ambassadors and leaders of civil society, business and the United Nations who addressed the Summit.
Hon. Salim Mvurya, EGH
Cabinet Secretary (CS) for Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports. Government of Kenya
Dr. Raymond Omollo,PhD, CBS
Principal Secretary for the State Department for Internal Security and National Administra... Government of Kenya
Dr. Chris K. Kiptoo, CBS
The Principal Secretary (PS) for The National Treasury in Kenya Government of Kenya
Prof. Shaukat Abdulrazak
Principal Secretary Office of the Prime Cabinet Secretary instead of Ministry of Education... Government of Kenya
Jaoko Oburu Odinga
Special Advisor, Economic Empowerment and Sustainable Livelihoods Executive Office of the... Executive Office of the President, Republic of Kenya
Ambassador Frederic Gateretse Ngoga
Senior Advisor for International Partnerships, PAPS African Union Commission
Dr. Mazyanga Lucy Mazaba
Regional Director RCC for Eastern Africa Africa CDC
Vincent Odhiambo
Regional Director, East Africa Ashoka
Mahmoud Noor
Founder and Executive Director Swahilipot Hub
Hon. Eng. John Mruttu
Board Chairman Agricultural Finance Corporation
John Mwendwa, OGW
Chief Executive Officer Kenya Investment Authority
Zuweina Farah
Director for External Affairs Vodacom Tanzania Foundation