Our Story

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.

Environmental conservation work in Kenya
Community engagement and education
Sustainable development projects
Community engagement and education

2,000+

Trees planted

KSH 1.5M

Raised in 2025

10

Villages supported

20

CBO Partners

Our Team

Arnold Wainaina, Co-Founder & CEO

Arnold Wainaina

Co-Founder & CEO

Arnold Wainaina leads EcoHAI as Co-Founder and CEO, driving innovative conservation projects across Kenya. With a passion for sustainable development, he has spearheaded community-led initiatives in Garissa and beyond since 2010.

Jane Doe, Marketing Lead

Jane Doe

Marketing Lead

Jane Doe heads marketing at EcoHAI, crafting campaigns that amplify climate action and community engagement. Her creative strategies have brought global attention to Kenya’s reforestation and sustainable agriculture efforts.

John Smith, CTO

John Smith

CTO

John Smith, EcoHAI’s CTO, develops technology solutions to support conservation efforts. From data-driven reforestation mapping to climate-smart farming apps, his innovations empower communities in Samburu and Kajiado.

Jane Smith, Co-Founder & Strategy Lead

Jane Smith

Co-Founder & Strategy Lead

As Co-Founder and Strategy Lead, Jane Smith shapes EcoHAI’s vision for sustainable ecosystems. Her strategic partnerships have scaled tree-planting and agroecology programs, transforming landscapes in arid regions like Garissa.

Voices for a Greener Future

Explore our latest insights, stories, and updates from the field as we work towards a sustainable future in Kenya and the Horn of Africa. Check more blogs on our blogs page.

How One Village Turned Barren Land Into a Thriving Forest

A community-led reforestation project supported by EcoHAI transformed a degraded landscape into a green, thriving ecosystem.

How Garissa Villagers Restored Degraded Land Through Tree Planting

In Garissa, a community-led tree-planting initiative supported by EcoHAI transformed barren land into a thriving green landscape.

Samburu Farmers Adopt Sustainable Agriculture Practices

In Samburu, a training program by EcoHAI empowered farmers with sustainable agriculture techniques to boost yields and fight climate change.