turtle watch
A private, not for profit organisation committed to the protection of Kenya’s marine environment. Using practical conservation, community involvement and development, education, research and campaigning to promote the sustainable use of Kenya’s marine resources.
Diani Turtle Watch is based out of the Marine Education Centre within the Sands at Nomad Resort where it endeavours to educate and create awareness to both the local communities, schools and tourists about the species being endangered on a global scale hence the need to conserve them.
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reefolution
Growing corals in structures that are called ‘Nurseries’. Once the coral fragments have grown large enough, they are outplanted onto bottle reefs or patches of degraded corals reefs. This will give natural reef-formation the kickstart it needs to recover.
Reefolution has been operating in collaboration with the Beach Management Unit of Mkwiro, the Pilli Pipa Diving Resort and FireFly Ocean Camp, together they have restored coral in an area of approximately one kilometer of coastline.
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chincherini foundation
Non-profit organization established at the will of Mr Germano Chincherini. The foundation is committed to safegaurd children’s rights in different areas in the world, operating in collaboration with other charitable organizations, while respecting local community values.
The Chincherini Foundation operates in Ukunda, near Diani Beach. In a warm and comfortable family home complex managed directly by the foundation, 98 children coming from troubled backgrounds are housed, nurtured and cared for from infancy to adulthood. The children live in a familiar and safe environment, and grow together as siblings with a “mom” who takes care of them.
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Colobus Conservation
Non-profit organization working to support, promote and advocate forest conservation to ensure the long-term survival of the nationally threatened Angolan black and white colobus monkey and other primates on the South Coast of Kenya.
Through education workshops and center visits the Colobus Conservation promotes awareness of conservation and primate issues in the local community, schools and visitors.
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