This Earth Month, we planted 494 indigenous trees in Pangani and 1,529 mangroves in Kilifi, reviving ecosystems where our botanicals grow. Each tree brings us closer to our mission: to regenerate your skin and our soils.

Introducing Pangani Revival, our 5th regeneration project in Coastal Kenya. In partnership with The LEAF and a resilient local community, we’re restoring a limestone coral ecosystem once lost to decades of farming and mining.

With 1,525 new fruit trees planted in schools, bringing our total to 2,027, we are nourishing 20 schools and 2,000 students in Kilifi. These orchards, covering nearly 2 hectares, bring greater food security, biodiversity, and environmental awareness.

In 2023, we co-launched the Cha Simba Relics establishing an indigenous tree nursery with 20 local community members. This project has now produced 6,000 seedlings from 25 species contributing to environmental restoration and community welfare.

From paw paws to resilient mangos, our vibrant orchards are helping over 10,000 students tackle hunger. Kitchen gardens are sprouting up, and we're helping train teachers to be regenerative leaders - one tree at a time.

Today, we celebrated Earth Month by planting 600 mature indigenous tree saplings with The LEAF, bringing our total to over 5,000 saplings planted together in Kenya.

Emilie & Ed, cofounders of Star Seed, spend a month reconnecting to Kilifi, Kenya and their regeneration projects.

Another 1,500 indigenous mangroves have been planted in Kilifi Creek. That's 2,779 indigenous & endangered mangroves trees planted transforming 100s of community livelihoods in Kilifi over the last year.

The Mangrove Forest Community has become a testament to transformation, witnessing notable shifts in soil structure and a bountiful increase in fish and crab catchment.

In the hinterland, a sanctuary teeming with rare fauna, flora, and ancient limestone cave systems lies The Cha Simba smallholder community, the guardians of this sacred relic.