Conservation Is Fun

Another chapter has come to an end

Together with Boxpod we marked Kwambox's birthday the only way we know how — by planting 2,000 trees with hundreds of friends old and new.

PS Ephantus Kimotho joined the crew, shovel in hand, as music and laughter carried through the forest all day.

The Oloolua Edition proved what we believed from the start: when planting a forest feels like a festival, everyone shows up.

Truly, Conservation Is Fun.

Memory Lane

Another chapter has come to an end.

Hundreds of hands turned a bare hillside into the start of a forest before sunset.

Kwambox celebrated with seedlings instead of candles — and a whole forest sang along.

Oloolua was the first chapter of Conservation Is Fun. The story continues at Karura.

The full story of the first edition — 2,000 trees, one birthday, and a forest reborn.

Photos and clips from the edition.

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Short crowd reel from the planting lines — re-share it with your own clips.

The acoustic set recorded between the seedbeds at golden hour.