In 2012 the Kesho Trust formed a partnership with a funding organziation called Help Every Day who are interested in small local projects. We solicited ideas from our partners and a project submitted by EMAYO was selected for funding which was to extend the rainwater...
2012 was another big year for the Kesho Trust. Our annual report highlights some of the many activities and important contributions people have made to the work of the organziation over the past year. Be sure to have a look and keep up to date with our happenings...
Promoting Environmental Conservation and Cooperation [PECC] is our new 2 year project in the Saadani area made possible through the support of the Tanzania Foundation for Civil Society. The goal is to work with 6 communities adjacent to the park to promote greater...
The Winter edition of Leaf Litter focuses on the issue of reconnecting children with nature. Giving Children the Gift of Nature is an interesting series of interviews with Bob Peart, Richard Louv and Stephen Kellert --- each important contributors to the nature...
At the November meeting of the Board of Directors of Kesho Trust (Tz) the directors agreed to invite Agnes Sirima to the become a member of the board. Agnes has since accepted the offer and we are delighted to welcome her to work with the Kesho Trust. Agnes is...
Rosemary O'Shaughnessy has sent her annual update for 2012 after her recent visit to Good Hope earlier this month. Catch up on all the progress and great work being done by reading Rosemary's update - click here.
With the changes in our office space needs resulting from the completion of SCINAP, the Kesho Trust has moved to independent office space - smaller and cost efficient. We are now on Morogoro Road but it is always best to contact Hamidah...
Our project partnership With Sustainable Cities International [SCI] is wrapping up. For the past three years we have worked together on a CIDA funded project promoting responsible urban planning with a focus on urban agriculture, waste management and local...
Bob Peart, a Kesho Trust Director and senior associate of the Children and Nature Network in the USA, offered some reflections on the children and nature movement in the context of his recent attendance at the World Conservation Congress in Korea. His article is...
Brent Liddle of Haines Junction leaves on October 10th on a 2 month assignment to Tanzania. He is taking his expertise in environment and parks interpretation to apply it to two of the Kesho Trust's projects - an environmental education centre adjacent to Saadani...