Community action reduces tension

Matatu Mngumi Shehe is 37 and has lived in Mkwaja all her life. She is married with five children, two boys and three girls. Her coastal village is located at the northern end of Saadani National Park and contains around 215 households. Most people earn at least part...

Saadani Trails 2

On our recent visit to Saadani, Peter, Bruce and I had the opportunity to sit and talk with representatives from the newly established PECC committees. We visited with each of the committees in the villages of Gongo, Saadani, Mkwaja, Buyuni, Matapwili and Mkange to...

Kihembe video

We are please to announce the posting of our new Kihembe promotional video which has just been added to our website.  Many thanks go to James Banks who produced the video for us and to others in the Kesho Trust and our partners SANA for their contributions. The video...

Saadani Trails

The PECC project is just nearing the end of its first quarter and lots of important foundation level activities have been taking place. Progress is also happening around  establishing the land in Mkange, for the Kihembe education centre. From 18th to 21st November...

World Parks Congress – 2014

IUCN’s World Parks Congress [WPC] is held every 10 years.  The last Congress was in Durban, South Africa.  In November of 2014 Sydney, Australia will be hosting the WPC.  The Kesho Trust will be participating in the Congress as will many of our partner participants in...