One Tree at A Time

Calling all nature lovers, community champions, and anyone who believes in a sustainable future!

The Ikoe Foundation, through our "One Tree At A Time" program under the campaign, is excited to announce a series of tree-planting events throughout February! We're taking action to combat climate change, restore our ecosystems, and create a greener Zambia for generations to come.

Through the "Green Up Zambia Campaign" , we aim to:
1. Increase tree cover in Zambia: We believe that planting trees is a tangible way to address deforestation and its impacts.
2. Raise awareness about environmental issues: We use tree planting events as opportunities to educate communities about the importance of environmental conservation.
3. Empower individuals to take action: We believe that everyone can play a role in creating a greener future.
4. Build partnerships: We collaborate with schools, local councils, traditional ceremonies, and other organizations to maximize our impact.

Why You Should Join Us

1. Make a difference: Be part of a movement that is making a positive impact on Zambia's environment.
2. Connect with your community: Meet like-minded people who are passionate about creating a sustainable future.
3. Learn new skills: Gain experience in tree planting and environmental stewardship.
4. Enjoy the outdoors: Spend time in nature and contribute to its preservation.

Ready to get your hands dirty and make a difference?
RSVP to [email protected] or call us at 0973578350 or 0977237664 to register for an event near you!

Let's work together to create a greener Zambia, one tree at a time!

Green Up Zambia Makes a Splash at Yotam Muleya School!

We're thrilled to share highlights from our recent tree-planting ceremony at Yotam Muleya School in Lusaka, held in collaboration with the Lusaka City Council (LCC) and Airtel Zambia!

This initiative, part of the Green Up Zambia campaign's perfectly embodies the spirit of World Environment Day 2024: "Our Land. Our Future. We are ."

As highlighted by Her Worship the Mayor, Ms. Chilando Chitangala, planting trees is a powerful way to combat climate change, prevent desertification, and build resilience against drought.

Airtel Zambia, a true champion for sustainability, is leading the charge with a pledge to plant 350 trees across 30 schools in Lusaka. Their Managing Director, Mr. Hussam Baday, emphasizes the importance of such efforts in mitigating environmental challenges.

But the responsibility doesn't stop there! As young people, we have a crucial role to play.
Here's how YOU can be part of :

Plant a tree! Every tree counts in creating a greener, healthier planet.

Spread awareness! Share information about the importance of land restoration on social media.

Engage with your community! Organize or participate in tree-planting initiatives in your neighborhood.
Together, we can make a difference!

Huge thanks to Lusaka City Council and Airtel Zambia Zambia for partnering with us on this impactful initiative!