🌊 2025 in Review: The Kizingo Beach Restoration Project 🌊
Last year marked a turning point for Kizingo Beach. Through unwavering community effort and strategic partnership with
@lamcot_lamu , we didn't just clean a shoreline we catalyzed an ecological and economic revival.
✅ By The Numbers:
1. 6,461 kg of waste removed from our coast.
2. 4,161 kg of plastic rescued and fed into our local circular economy.
3. Four (4) Sea Turtle Nests recorded for the first time in years—a powerful sign of habitat recovery.
This success was built on a community-first model. Every role, from turtle ranger to beach cleaner, was filled by Kipungani residents, ensuring lasting stewardship and local economic benefit.
In 2025, we listened, adapted, and elevated our approach. Partnering with LaMCoT, we redesigned operations for maximum transparency and scientific rigor, implementing:
🔬 The Earth Ranger App for precise wildlife monitoring.
📈 Daily cleaning protocols and data-driven monthly reports.
🤝 Active stakeholder engagement via supervisory visits and real-time communication.
We also deepened our impact through community-led action and training:
🐢 Held community engagement forums in Kipungani to raise awareness on turtle protection and coastal stewardship.
📱 Conducted specialized training with
@Baharaihai for our turtle rangers and beach cleaners, covering:
1. Nest and bycatch protocols
2. GPS and mobile monitoring app use
3. Turtle sighting reporting
4. Soil testing and temperature logger deployment
These efforts strengthened local capacity and ensured our conservation approach was both scientific and sustainable.
A huge thank you to our donors, dedicated local team, our partners at
@lamcot_lamu , Baharihai, and every supporter who made this possible. Your commitment is rebuilding not just an ecosystem, but a sustainable future for Kipungani.
Here’s to building on this foundation in 2026!
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