In the quiet, hilly landscape of Maguguni in the Kilimambogo area of Kiambu County, a green revolution has quietly taken root—one seedling at a time. Through a collaborative effort led by Naturehub Collective, 5,000 grafted Hass avocado seedlings were raised in a local nursery and have since been distributed to [...]
In Kenya’s arid and semi-arid landscapes, restoring degraded ecosystems isn’t just an environmental priority—it’s a necessity for biodiversity, water security, and community resilience. At Naturehub Collective, we are championing practical, low-cost reforestation methods that work with nature’s rhythms and reflect local ecological knowledge. One of the most promising techniques we’ve [...]
Introduction: A Vision for Sustainable Conservation In Kajiado County, a region known for its vast landscapes and deep-rooted Maasai heritage, conservation efforts are taking a new turn—one that merges traditional knowledge with modern environmental action. Our initiative, “Embracing Maasai Culture to Safeguard Our Environment,” is part of the Future Blue [...]
In a major milestone for environmental education in Kenya, we successfully returned to Laikipia to expand our student-led research program—an initiative made possible through continued support from YLACES. This expansion marks a significant step forward in empowering young learners to take an active role in conservation and scientific research. Building [...]
About the Taita Apalis The Taita Apalis (Apalis fuscigularis) is one of Kenya’s rarest birds and among the world’s most endangered species. It belongs to the family Cisticolidae and was formerly considered a subspecies of the bar-throated apalis. Endemic to the Taita Hills, this small passerine inhabits subtropical or tropical [...]
Nairobi, Kenya – 3 March 2025 A Global Platform for Food System Change Fredrick Kioko Kilonzo, 23, has been selected as a member of the 2025 ProVeg Youth Board, joining a global team of young leaders advocating for sustainable food systems. As the founder of Naturehub Collective, Fredrick is at [...]
Fredrick Kioko Kilonzo: A Commonwealth Youth Awards Finalist Leading Conservation in Kenya In a remarkable recognition of his tireless dedication to conservation, Fredrick Kioko Kilonzo, the founder of Naturehub Collective, has been nominated as one of the top twenty finalists for the 2025 Commonwealth Youth Awards for Excellence in Development [...]
Since October 2024, 100 students from Illpolei Secondary School in Laikipia County have been engaged in hands-on environmental research, supported by the Youth Learning and Conservation Education Support (YLACES) program. Through their work, they have been monitoring local water quality, analyzing soil health, documenting weather patterns, and observing wildlife, contributing [...]
Mangroves are extraordinary trees that thrive where land meets sea, forming dense forests along tropical and subtropical coastlines. These salt-tolerant trees have evolved remarkable adaptations, allowing them to survive in brackish waters and withstand daily tidal fluctuations. Their distinctive prop roots, which arch above the water surface, provide stability in [...]
Introduction The Naturehub Collective is honored to celebrate the remarkable achievement of Fredrick Kioko Kilonzo, who has been awarded the prestigious Marion Paviour Award by the Hawk Conservancy Trust. This esteemed recognition is fueling critical vulture conservation efforts in Laikipia, Kenya, an area facing increasing threats to its raptor populations. [...]