Tanzania Field School 2026

Dusty roads, wonderful people, frustrating power and internet,  hyena calls around the camp at night and great new adventures and learning experiences all combined to make the 2026 field school a memorable one.  The group of 20 students,  19 from UVic...

Advancing the Elerai Culture Camp

The Elerai culture camp is being advanced as part of the Strengthening Commitment to Maasai’s Indigenous Knowledge and Culture for Enhanced Climate Resilience in Tanzania (SCMIKC) project, supported through GEF–The Kesho Trust grant agreement, supervised by UNIDO....

Kesho Trust participates at UNIDO Forum

From February 17 to 20, 2026, Mr. Peter M. Lubambula, Executive Director of the Kesho Trust, represented the organization in Vienna, Austria at the UNIDO Climate Adaptation and Industrial Resilience Forum 2026 and the Civil Society Organizations/Community-Based...

Welcome again, Bob

  Bob Peart has recently rejoined our board after a hiatus of a number of years. Bob was one of the three Founding Directors of the organization and pivotal to its original inception and establishment which began with his visit to Tanzania in 2001. He was the leader...

Thank You, Karen

We are extending our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Karen Clyde following her recent retirement from the board of the Kesho Trust after 18 years of dedicated service. Karen first joined in 2008 and actively participated in many project activities of the...