Eric Koome

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Thrilled to see our 30 hour "Generations for Earth" tree planting marathon featured on @ntvkenya 🌳 Planting 3,000 indigenous trees continuously at Mucheene Forest Station was a massive test of endurance, but seeing this vital message broadcast across the nation makes every single hour worth it. Kenya’s mandate to plant 15 billion trees requires all of us to step up and lead from the front. ​We are just getting started. This November, we are launching a massive, inclusive drive to plant over 100,000 seedlings, and we are calling on everyone youth, elders, leaders, and the government to join us. Let's keep making history together! 🌍🌳 #GenerationsForEarth #ClimateAction #TreePlanting #Kenya

Thankyou @ntvkenya for this unwavering support.

Saa 30 Za Kupanda Miti Meru: Ilikuwa shangwe na nderemo baada chifu mmoja kutoka eneo la Ng'onyi na mwanawe kufanikiwa kupanda zaidi ya miche elfu tatu ili kuhifadhi mazingira. #NTVMashinani

We successfully completed our 30 hour continuous tree planting initiative, achieving our goal of planting 3,000 indigenous trees at the Mucheene Forest Station. Despite the physical exhaustion and the logistical challenges of a day and night vigil, the resilience and endurance we set out to demonstrate carried us across the finish line. This achievement was not a solitary effort. I extend my deepest gratitude to our strategic partners and supporters on the ground: the National Government Administration Officers (NGAOs), the Kenya Forest Service (KFS), the Kenya Red Cross, and every community member who stood with us. A profound note of appreciation goes to my mother, Chief Kellen. She served not only as my co-planter in this duo marathon but as an invaluable mentor. Her strength and leadership were the anchors that kept our momentum alive hour after hour. The Reality of the National Directive As a nation, we have a government directive to plant 15 billion trees. With a population of approximately 50 million Kenyans, the mathematics dictate that this is not a walk in the park it requires every single citizen to take deliberate action. We cannot afford to be passive. I am strongly urging our youth, our elders, and our community leaders to step up and lead from the absolute frontline of this environmental restoration mandate. Looking Ahead: The 100,000 Tree Objective We have proven what is possible in 30 hours, but our vision is much larger. As we prepare for the next rainy season this coming November, we are scaling our efforts significantly to plant over 100,000 indigenous seedlings and continue restoring our vital water catchments. This upcoming November drive will be a massive, inclusive general event targeting absolutely everyone. We are calling upon friends, youth, elders, local community members, leaders, and the government, alongside sponsors and donors, to join hands with us. It will take a unified front from all levels of society to achieve this monumental goal. Let us all embrace this responsibility because every day is a tree growing day. Thank you all for being part of the change. -Eric Koome Mwenda.

We successfully completed our 30 hour continuous tree planting initiative, achieving our goal of planting 3,000 indigenous trees at the Mucheene Forest Station. Despite the physical exhaustion and the logistical challenges of a day and night vigil, the resilience and endurance we set out to demonstrate carried us across the finish line. This achievement was not a solitary effort. I extend my deepest gratitude to our strategic partners and supporters on the ground: the National Government Administration Officers (NGAOs), the Kenya Forest Service (KFS), the Kenya Red Cross, and every community member who stood with us. A profound note of appreciation goes to my mother, Chief Kellen. She served not only as my co-planter in this duo marathon but as an invaluable mentor. Her strength and leadership were the anchors that kept our momentum alive hour after hour. The Reality of the National Directive As a nation, we have a government directive to plant 15 billion trees. With a population of approximately 50 million Kenyans, the mathematics dictate that this is not a walk in the park it requires every single citizen to take deliberate action. We cannot afford to be passive. I am strongly urging our youth, our elders, and our community leaders to step up and lead from the absolute frontline of this environmental restoration mandate. Looking Ahead: The 100,000 Tree Objective We have proven what is possible in 30 hours, but our vision is much larger. As we prepare for the next rainy season this coming November, we are scaling our efforts significantly to plant over 100,000 indigenous seedlings and continue restoring our vital water catchments. This upcoming November drive will be a massive, inclusive general event targeting absolutely everyone. We are calling upon friends, youth, elders, local community members, leaders, and the government, alongside sponsors and donors, to join hands with us. It will take a unified front from all levels of society to achieve this monumental goal. Let us all embrace this responsibility because every day is a tree growing day. Thank you all for being part of the change. -Eric Koome Mwenda.

🌳 Take a look at this aerial drone view of Mucheene Forest Station! This is the exact spot where my mom and I will be planting 3,000 trees starting tomorrow morning. Restoring this vital water catchment is a huge priority for us, and we are fully committed to making this project a success. See you on the ground! 🌍💚

Hello My People! We invite y'all to this special Tree Planting Initiative running for 30 hours continuously. This marathon is to celebrate my 30 years of life on this planet earth as a symbol of endurance and resilience. 🌳💪 ​I’ll be doing this alongside my amazing mom, Chief Kellen, aiming to plant 3,000 indigenous trees! Whether you come during the day or join the night vigil under the stars, we would love your moral support. We'll have a warm bonfire 🔥 and cheerful hot soups 🍲 to keep us going. ​📍 Venue: Meru County, Mucheene Forest Station (Kironya Block) Next to Mucheene Secondary School. 🕒 Starts: This Friday, May 22 @ 8:00 AM 🏁 Ends: Saturday, May 23 @ 2:00 PM ​Kindly purpose to attend and help us create history together. Thank you! 🙏 📞 Contacts: +254 728 099 863 // +254 729 972 344 #Generationforearth #Treeplanting #Erickoome #mucheeneforest @KeForestService @KEFRIHQ @Environment_Ke @Meru_county

@254_icon Alafu amepanda indigenous trees kwa shamba yake ya 2 acres bana 😂

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