REACH 4 Rangelands (Restore, Enhance and Champion for the Healing of Rangelands)
Restoring degraded rangelands through community-based interventions and indigenous grass reseeding
About This Program
With support from The Global Greengrants Fund, the REACH program has embarked on a mission to restore and revive 15 hectares of degraded lands within the villages of Kurum, Tool and Loishiimi in Laikipia North. The program supports pastoral livelihoods through pasture regeneration via construction of semi-circular bunds and reseeding of indigenous grass species, while reducing soil erosion and conserving water.
Program Details
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Key Activities
Construction of 800 semi-circular bunds for water conservation
Reseeding of Maasai lover grass and African foxtail indigenous species
Land restoration to reduce soil erosion
Regeneration of pasture for livestock
Community engagement (50% women, 30% youth, 20% men)
Inclusive participation of people living with disabilities
Impact Achieved
15 hectares restored
Through sustained community engagement and evidence-based interventions, we've made significant progress in rangeland restoration and ecosystem recovery.
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