The work of our mangrove restoration group in Magarini, Kinyaule Village in Kilifi County is grounded in consistency, technical understanding, and community commitment. Over the past several months, we have undertaken a structured restoration process that begins with the sourcing…
Our work is guided by a simple belief: conservation is most effective when it is led by the community. Our role is to provide the structure and support needed to guide initiatives toward meaningful and measurable impact. Over the past…
Coastal communities continue to play a critical role in addressing marine plastic pollution through sustained environmental stewardship and collective action. Environmental champions who have institutionalized plastic waste mitigation as part of their daily responsibility are demonstrating the impact that community-driven…
On 26 February 2026, Mariners for Action (MFA) participated in the Safer Livelihoods in Fishing and Aquaculture Workshop held at Hotel EnglishPoint Marina. The forum was convened by Global Compact Network Kenya and brought together a diverse group of stakeholders…
On 7 February 2026, we had the honour of hosting a group of visitors from the United States during a conservation trip organized by SEE Turtles in partnership with Seas4Life Trust at Robinson island . The visit began with a…
Even as we advocate for reduced or zero plastic production, what are we doing about the plastics already polluting our marine ecosystems and communities? Through our affiliate, the Mtwapa Maweni Turtle Conservation Project, we’re ensuring turtle nesting stretches in Mtwapa…
Mangrove forests embody this truth through their profound connection to coastal livelihoods, stabilizing shorelines, nurturing fisheries, and providing medicinal resources alongside ecotourism opportunities for communities. Preserving these ecosystems is essential to sustain jobs, food security, and climate resilience for ourselves…
We hosted a successful mangrove planting and community forum in Kinyaule with partners Mtwapa Maweni Turtle Conservation Project, UCESCO Africa– and local community groups. We discussed conservation successes and challenges faced by our coastal communities, brainstorming tested solutions ready for scaling…
Yesterday, September 20, 2025, we proudly joined the global movement to protect our oceans by participating in the 2025 International Coastal Cleanup at an inspiring event organized by UCESCO Africa in Mombasa. Together with dedicated partners, including CEVA Logistics, TUM…
Today we marked World Mangroves Day at Kinyaule with an eventful celebration of the individual efforts of community groups drawn from Marereni, Kinyaule, Gongoni, and other areas. The event brought together 218 community members, including local administration and representatives from…