About Us

Our Vision

To become a national leader in environmental restoration, natural wellness, and community empowerment—transforming lives and ecosystems across Kenya and beyond. We envision a future where thriving forests, healthy communities, and sustainable livelihoods go hand-in-hand, powered by grassroots innovation and nature-based solutions.

Our Mission

To promote environmental conservation, sustainable practices, and holistic health through:

• Establishment and management of community tree nurseries

• Delivery of environmental education and advocacy programs

• Cultivation and promotion of natural herbs for wellness

• Community training and empowerment initiatives focused on sustainability

Our mission is rooted in the belief that nature is a gift meant to be nurtured, and that wellness begins with our environment. Through education, restoration, and empowerment, we aim to build resilient communities and a greener Kenya.

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Mr. Kenworth Mutwiri

Tree Nursery Coordinator – Meru County
Department of Environment, Forestry & Natural Resources

Mr. Kenworth Mutwiri is the dedicated lead in charge of Tree Nursery Development and Management in Meru County. With a passion for reforestation and sustainable landscape restoration, he oversees the establishment, nurturing, and distribution of quality tree seedlings across the county’s various ecological zones.

Kenworth plays a vital role in:

• Planning and supervising community and school-based nurseries, ensuring they produce climate-resilient and indigenous tree species.

• Training youth and women’s groups on nursery management, seed propagation techniques, potting, and transplanting.

• Collaborating with conservation partners, CBOs, and KEFRI to maintain high germination rates and seedling quality.

• Leading tree distribution drives during the long and short rains, supporting both county-led and national tree planting targets.

His leadership ensures that Meru County remains a strong contributor to Kenya’s forest cover restoration and greening agenda. Mr. Mutwiri’s work also strengthens local livelihoods by turning tree nurseries into income-generating hubs for vulnerable groups.

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Mr. Derrick Kimathi

Training of Trainers (T.O.T) Lead – Nairobi County
Department of Environment & Forestry Education

Mr. Derrick Kimathi serves as the Training of Trainers (T.O.T) Coordinator for environmental programs in Nairobi County, with a primary focus on tree planting, forest conservation, and community engagement.

In his role, Derrick designs and leads capacity-building workshops aimed at equipping trainers, teachers, youth leaders, and community champions with practical skills in tree nursery management, indigenous species propagation, and climate-smart forestry techniques. He has successfully developed T.O.T frameworks that are now implemented across schools, ward-based greening committees, and urban greening programs. Derrick is also instrumental in promoting hands-on environmental stewardship, ensuring that trained facilitators not only pass on knowledge, but also inspire long-term behavior change within communities. His curriculum emphasizes holistic environmental education—blending ecological awareness, sustainable practices, and participatory forest management.

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Lawrence Mjumbe

Tree Varieties & Soil Testing Lead – Mombasa County
Department of Environment and Natural Resources

Lawrence Mjumbe is a passionate environmental officer responsible for soil testing and selection of suitable tree varieties in Mombasa County. His work is critical to coastal afforestation, mangrove restoration, and urban greening initiatives.

With expertise in soil science and ecosystem restoration, Lawrence ensures that tree planting programs are tailored to local soil conditions, salinity levels, and rainfall patterns. He conducts soil suitability assessments to guide the establishment of indigenous and climate-resilient tree species, both in rural landscapes and within urban green spaces.

Lawrence also leads community sensitization efforts on tree care and soil health, working closely with schools, community groups, and county greening projects. His efforts support Kenya’s broader goals of increasing forest cover, improving biodiversity, and mitigating the effects of climate change—especially in vulnerable coastal zones.

Through his commitment to science-based reforestation, Lawrence continues to drive sustainable change—one tree, one community at a time.

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Ms. Mercy Karimi

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Manager

Ms. Mercy Karimi serves as the ICT Manager, providing strategic and technical leadership in the implementation and management of digital infrastructure and innovations. Her role is pivotal in integrating technology into environmental conservation, community development, and organizational operations.

Mercy oversees:

• Design and deployment of digital systems for data collection, monitoring, and reporting in tree planting and community training programs.

• Cybersecurity and data protection, ensuring that all organizational platforms are secure and compliant with national ICT regulations.

• Training of staff and partners on digital tools used in environmental tracking, GPS mapping, and digital nursery management systems.

• Development of web platforms and mobile solutions to support public engagement, donations, volunteer tracking, and real-time seedling distribution dashboards.

• Technical support and systems maintenance, ensuring the smooth operation of internal and public-facing systems.

With her background in both ICT strategy and hands-on systems implementation, Ms. Karimi is a key driver of digital transformation within the organization, helping bridge the gap between technology and sustainability.

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How It Works

At Forever Nature’s Gift Nutrition, our operations are rooted in the belief that environmental conservation and community wellness go hand-in-hand. Here’s how we bring this vision to life:

🌱 1. Community Tree Nurseries

We establish and manage tree nurseries in collaboration with local communities, schools, and women’s groups. These nurseries produce both indigenous and fast-growing species aimed at reforestation, soil conservation, and agroforestry.

• Community members are trained in seed collection, propagation, and nursery management.

• Seedlings are distributed for planting in farms, schools, degraded lands, and public spaces.

📚 2. Environmental Education

We deliver environmental education programs through community workshops, school outreach, and awareness campaigns.

• Topics include climate change, sustainable land use, waste management, and forest preservation.

• Youth, women, and local leaders are empowered to become champions of conservation in their regions.

🌿 3. Natural Herbs and Wellness

We promote the use of natural herbs and organic products for holistic wellness.

• Community members are trained in cultivating medicinal plants.

• We offer herbal teas, oils, and wellness products grown and processed locally, supporting green livelihoods and cultural knowledge.

🧑🏽‍🤝‍🧑🏼 4. Community Empowerment

We provide training programs focused on sustainable living, green business opportunities, and nature-based entrepreneurship.

• Women and youth are equipped with the skills to earn from environmentally friendly activities like beekeeping, herbal production, or eco-tourism.

• We collaborate with county governments, research institutions like KEFRI, and NGOs to amplify our impact.

🔁 5. Sustainability Loop

All our initiatives are designed to be community-owned and self-sustaining:

• Revenue from herbal products supports the nurseries.

• Trees improve land productivity, water conservation, and biodiversity.

• Educated communities take stewardship of their environment, creating a positive feedback loop.

How It Works

At Forever Nature’s Gift Nutrition, our operations are rooted in the belief that environmental conservation and community wellness go hand-in-hand. Here’s how we bring this vision to life:

🌱 1. Community Tree Nurseries

We establish and manage tree nurseries in collaboration with local communities, schools, and women’s groups. These nurseries produce both indigenous and fast-growing species aimed at reforestation, soil conservation, and agroforestry.

• Community members are trained in seed collection, propagation, and nursery management.

• Seedlings are distributed for planting in farms, schools, degraded lands, and public spaces.

📚 2. Environmental Education

We deliver environmental education programs through community workshops, school outreach, and awareness campaigns.

• Topics include climate change, sustainable land use, waste management, and forest preservation.

• Youth, women, and local leaders are empowered to become champions of conservation in their regions.

🌿 3. Natural Herbs and Wellness

We promote the use of natural herbs and organic products for holistic wellness.

• Community members are trained in cultivating medicinal plants.

• We offer herbal teas, oils, and wellness products grown and processed locally, supporting green livelihoods and cultural knowledge.

🧑🏽‍🤝‍🧑🏼 4. Community Empowerment

We provide training programs focused on sustainable living, green business opportunities, and nature-based entrepreneurship.

• Women and youth are equipped with the skills to earn from environmentally friendly activities like beekeeping, herbal production, or eco-tourism.

• We collaborate with county governments, research institutions like KEFRI, and NGOs to amplify our impact.

🔁 5. Sustainability Loop

All our initiatives are designed to be community-owned and self-sustaining:

• Revenue from herbal products supports the nurseries.

• Trees improve land productivity, water conservation, and biodiversity.

• Educated communities take stewardship of their environment, creating a positive feedback loop.