About Us
Nalala Tree Foundation
Nalala Tree Foundation is a young, Indigenous women-led grassroots organization advancing climate justice, environmental restoration, and sustainable livelihoods for Indigenous communities in Kenya. Founded and led by Indigenous Maasai women, the Foundation was born from lived experience — the realities of land dispossession, climate-induced livestock loss, gender inequality, and cultural marginalization. Operating at the intersection of environmental conservation, cultural preservation, and social empowerment, Nalala Tree Foundation ensures that Maasai women, youth, and Indigenous Peoples are not merely beneficiaries, but leaders in shaping solutions for their land, culture, and future. We believe that climate justice begins with land justice, and that sustainable development must respect Indigenous knowledge systems, community governance structures, and women’s leadership.
About Info
we are dedicated to promoting environmental sustainability and fostering a greener future for all. Our organization is driven by a passionate mission to create positive change through tree planting, climate change education, and advocacy for environmental conservation.
Our Mission
To advance climate justice, protect Indigenous land rights, restore ecosystems, and strengthen sustainable livelihoods through women-led, community-driven solutions grounded in Indigenous knowledge.
Our Vision
A just and resilient society where Indigenous communities, especially women and youth, sustainably manage their lands, preserve their culture, and thrive in the face of climate change.
