KFEET Karura Forest Environmental Education Trust

A day of learning and fun in nature!

We were delighted to host pupils from Ngunyumu Primary School for an exciting forest experience filled with conservation learning, a guided forest walk, interactive activities, and games.

A big thank you to for making this memorable experience possible and helping inspire the next generation of environmental champions. Together, we are nurturing young minds to appreciate, protect, and conserve our natural heritage.

Through KFEET environmental education programs, children gain hands-on experiences that build a lasting connection with nature.

🐒 Today's score: Monkey 0️⃣ – Monkey-proof Dustbin 1️⃣

Access Denied!
One curious monkey spent several minutes trying to crack open our monkey-proof dustbin but the dustbin won this round😄

These specially designed bins by Plastiki Rafiki help keep wildlife safe by preventing animals from accessing human food waste, promoting healthier habits for both people and wildlife in Karura Forest.

As if that was not enough excitement, another cheeky monkey inspected a nearby fire extinguisher with great interest. We can't confirm it has firefighting credentials yet, but its curiosity certainly impressed us.

Monkeys are intelligent, curious, and always exploring their surroundings. By using wildlife-friendly infrastructure and practising responsible waste disposal, we can continue to share the forest harmoniously with its wild residents.

Through KFEET's environmental education programmes, we encourage visitors to understand and appreciate wildlife behaviour while supporting conservation efforts that benefit both nature and people.
Friends of Karura Forest
https://kfeet.org/

Day 3 – Final Day of the Exhibition!

It is the last day of our exhibition, and the creativity from our young visitors has been nothing short of amazing. From colourful drawings to beautifully crafted artwork inspired by nature, children have been learning while having fun.

If you haven't visited us yet, there is still time. Bring your children to the KFEET booth at Karura Forest and let them enjoy exciting activities such as drawing, colouring, and nature-themed puzzles designed to spark curiosity about our environment.

Every masterpiece starts with a single crayon stroke, and every young conservationist starts with a chance to explore and learn.

Join us today for a fun-filled day of creativity, learning, and environmental education.