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Project updates

Follow the latest updates from Green Earth projects around the world, from reforestation milestones to community impact and biodiversity gains. We work alongside local farmers and communities to restore nature and build a more sustainable future for people and the planet.

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Green wheels: A transformative leap for plastic collection in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s landscapes, from coral-fringed coastlines to culturally significant inland forests, are increasingly threatened by plastic pollution. The newly launched Green Wheels Plastic Collection Project offers a transformative pathway to cleaner...

Building healthier homes: more cookstoves distributed in Kenya

We're thrilled to share another achievement in our ongoing efforts to bring 150,000 energy-efficient cookstoves to communities across Kenya. In late October in Kinamba, Laikipia West, 1,004 cookstoves were distributed to local families eager to...

Green Earth's Kenya cookstove project: kicking off 2024 with sustainable impact

In our continuous journey towards a more sustainable and healthier planet, we're thrilled to share the latest milestones from our Kenya Hongera Energy Efficient Cookstoves Project. As we forge ahead, it's crucial to celebrate every step that brings...

Igniting impact: scaling up the Kenya cookstoves project

The Hongera Energy Efficient Cookstoves Project, a pioneering initiative in Kenya's Mt Kenya and Aberdare regions, aims to combat carbon emissions and deforestation by manufacturing and distributing locally-made energy-efficient cookstoves to local...

Empowering education through sustainability: Green Earth’s Stoves for Schools project in Kenya

Green Earth, a leader in transformative initiatives, is currently spearheading an innovative project in Kenya—the Stoves for Schools: improving health with children and preventing deforestation project. This project focuses on developing efficient...

Turning waste into opportunity: The feasibility stage of our biochar project

In the lush landscapes of Uganda, a groundbreaking feasibility study on our biochar project is underway to harness the power of nature-based solutions and capture carbon using an innovative method. Biochar is a carbon-rich, charcoal-like substance...