MAASAI COMMUNITY CARBON TREES AFRICA
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| Organization | Community Carbon Trees- Costa RIca |
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| Region | Kenya |
| Website | Website |
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| ProjectLeader | Jennifer Smith |
THE MAASAI Center for Regenerative Pastoralism specially the Village Enkutoto Nalalala have invited COMMUNITY CARBON TREES to replicate our groundbreaking model for COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT THROUGH BIODIVERSE REFORESTATION PROJECTS WITH LONG TERM MAINTENANCE. The Maasai people are ready to plant more trees as part of their pastoral lifestyle, especially in light of drought and other symptoms of climate change being experienced in recent years. Yay! We love trees in Kenya!!
Challenge
The Maasai people have experienced extreme drought due to climate change and deforestation. There are no opportunities for employment and the pastoralist lifestyle is no longer supporting the tribes as before. Concern for the environment and for mitigating climate change has inspired the Maasai people to reforest their lands in ways that establish silvopastoral cultural systems that respect their unique culture while creating fair opportunities for employment through growing diverse trees.
Long-Term Impact
Addressing climate change by planting highly diverse mixes of native trees near the Equator is a winning solution for everyone living on Planet Earth. Equator trees sequester tons of carbon dioxide over the 25 year period they are guaranteed through managed long term care and accountability.
References
Additional Documentation
Project Gallery
The Maasai people have invited collaboration ACCT
Dalmas Tiampati Director Maasai Center
Reforestation creates food sovereignty
Fair pay for long term tree planting
Elena Vargas and Jessica Manley Admin Team
Founder and Director Jennifer Smith J.D /Ing. For
Equatorial zones regulate global climate
Jennifer Smith
water equals LIFE
EQUATOR TREES RECYCLE RAIN INTO COOL CLOUDS
