We're a Kenyan non-profit founded to advance environmental conservation and sustainable development across the Horn of Africa.
Since our founding, we've established 10 specialized departments, partnered with local and international stakeholders, and launched programs in reforestation, climate resilience, education, and green innovation. Our network includes communities, researchers, and policymakers committed to a more sustainable future for the region.
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Trees by 2030
Raised in 2025
Villages supported
CBO Partners
Co-Founder & Chairperson
Abdullahi Hassan leads EcoHAI as Co-Founder and Chairperson, championing environmental conservation in the Horn of Africa. Since 2010, he has advanced sustainable development in Kenya through reforestation, ecosystem restoration, and community empowerment initiatives. His leadership fosters climate action in Africa, biodiversity conservation, and resilience against climate change.
Co-Founder & Treasurer
Arnold Gikunyu serves as Co-Founder and Treasurer of EcoHAI, ensuring financial stewardship for projects in sustainable development across Kenya. He supports reforestation and sustainable agriculture in Africa, with a focus on climate-smart farming and drought-resistant crops. His role advances water conservation and green development in Africa through strong community-led frameworks.
Secretary
As Secretary, Harry Kathurima drives governance, environmental advocacy, and organizational communications for EcoHAI. His expertise in environmental education strengthens community empowerment and fosters ecosystem restoration. He is committed to climate action in Africa, promoting climate change resilience and sustainable agriculture initiatives across Kenya.
Head Department
John Moses Ominde leads one of EcoHAI’s departments, coordinating projects on biodiversity conservation, reforestation in Kenya, and climate-smart farming. He is passionate about environmental conservation in the Horn of Africa, supporting water conservation, sustainable development, and climate change resilience for vulnerable communities.
Head Department
Marian Machuka heads a department at EcoHAI dedicated to environmental conservation and green development in Africa. She integrates environmental education with sustainable agriculture practices, including drought-resistant crops and climate-smart farming. Her work supports ecosystem restoration, biodiversity conservation, and stronger climate action across Kenya.
Head Department
Marion Kibet champions environmental advocacy and community empowerment as a Department Head at EcoHAI. She leads initiatives in reforestation, water conservation, and climate change resilience. With a focus on sustainable agriculture in Africa, she promotes climate-smart farming and drought-resistant crops for long-term ecosystem restoration and sustainable development in Kenya.
Co-Founder & CEO
Yahya Noor, Co-Founder and CEO of EcoHAI, provides strategic leadership in environmental conservation across the Horn of Africa. His vision drives climate action in Africa, reforestation in Kenya, and sustainable development initiatives. By promoting environmental education, biodiversity conservation, and green development in Africa, he empowers communities to build climate change resilience.
Co-Founder & Chairperson
Abdullahi Hassan leads EcoHAI as Co-Founder and Chairperson, championing environmental conservation in the Horn of Africa. Since 2010, he has advanced sustainable development in Kenya through reforestation, ecosystem restoration, and community empowerment initiatives. His leadership fosters climate action in Africa, biodiversity conservation, and resilience against climate change.
Co-Founder & Treasurer
Arnold Gikunyu serves as Co-Founder and Treasurer of EcoHAI, ensuring financial stewardship for projects in sustainable development across Kenya. He supports reforestation and sustainable agriculture in Africa, with a focus on climate-smart farming and drought-resistant crops. His role advances water conservation and green development in Africa through strong community-led frameworks.
Secretary
As Secretary, Harry Kathurima drives governance, environmental advocacy, and organizational communications for EcoHAI. His expertise in environmental education strengthens community empowerment and fosters ecosystem restoration. He is committed to climate action in Africa, promoting climate change resilience and sustainable agriculture initiatives across Kenya.
Head Department
John Moses Ominde leads one of EcoHAI’s departments, coordinating projects on biodiversity conservation, reforestation in Kenya, and climate-smart farming. He is passionate about environmental conservation in the Horn of Africa, supporting water conservation, sustainable development, and climate change resilience for vulnerable communities.
Head Department
Marian Machuka heads a department at EcoHAI dedicated to environmental conservation and green development in Africa. She integrates environmental education with sustainable agriculture practices, including drought-resistant crops and climate-smart farming. Her work supports ecosystem restoration, biodiversity conservation, and stronger climate action across Kenya.
Head Department
Marion Kibet champions environmental advocacy and community empowerment as a Department Head at EcoHAI. She leads initiatives in reforestation, water conservation, and climate change resilience. With a focus on sustainable agriculture in Africa, she promotes climate-smart farming and drought-resistant crops for long-term ecosystem restoration and sustainable development in Kenya.
Co-Founder & CEO
Yahya Noor, Co-Founder and CEO of EcoHAI, provides strategic leadership in environmental conservation across the Horn of Africa. His vision drives climate action in Africa, reforestation in Kenya, and sustainable development initiatives. By promoting environmental education, biodiversity conservation, and green development in Africa, he empowers communities to build climate change resilience.
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