From lowland and mountain forests to forested and open grasslands, semi-arid scrubland, dry woodlands, and varied aquatic and marine ecosystems, Kenya is globally recognized for its rich biodiversity and dramatic landscapes. Home to around 25,000 species of animal, 7,000 species of plants, and at least 2,000 fungi and bacteria, it’s one of 10 mega-biodiverse nations in the world. Some of Kenya’s iconic wildlife are the African elephant, black rhino, leopard, buffalo and African lion.

Reforestation in Kenya can help regenerate forests, providing rich habitat for wildlife to thrive. Learn about two recent reforestation projects that planted trees in Kenya!