Apalis Nature – Your Climate Partner in Kenya

Driving Climate and
Biodiversity Action

Through innovative, nature-based solutions

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Our Core Values

Intergrity

We strive for transparency and accountability within our team and in how we work and collaborate.

Innovation

Our solutions are based on research, technology, field experience and indigenous knowledge.

Inclusivity

We believe in driving change through cultivating long-term partnerships across diverse cultures and perspectives.

Impact-driven

We deliver practical and scalable sustainable solutions that best serve the people and the planet.

Welcome to Apalis Nature

People. Planet. Profit.

Kenya’s Coast is endowed with an outstanding diversity of flora and fauna, ranging from rainforest, woodlands, grasslands and mangrove forests to coral reefs, seagrasses and key bird, wildlife and marine species.

In recent decades, these magnificent coastal and marine ecosystems have experienced extensive degradation and biodiversity loss due to a number of factors, including climate change and unsustainable land use and natural resources exploitation.

Apalis Nature is a climate change and biodiversity conservation advisory based in Coastal Kenya, committed to restoring and protecting these crucial ecosystems by helping reconcile the 3Ps: Planet, People and Profit.

Nature-based Community
Projects Supported

Our Mission.

To drive climate and biodiversity action through innovative nature based solutions for global sustainability.

Our Vision.

A sustainable planet and resilient people.

Being a nature-based solutions provider, our strength is in our partnerships, built from the grassroots to the global level. Our key partnerships include:

Local Communities

Government Agencies

NGOs

Academic Institutions

Research Institutions

Sustainability Partners

Explore our expertise

Driving Sustainable Features

Reconciling the needs of communities, economies and ecosystems

Climate Solutions

We identify sustainable solutions that contribute to Green Gas emission Reductions and removals to contribute to the global quest to attain net zero target by 2050.

Climate Solutions

Our Climate Action objectives include:

Improve the local capacity in forest management
Restore cleared and damaged forests
Mitigate climate change through improved carbon removal
Demonstrate the climate mitigation viability of blue carbon projects in Kenya
Enhance resilience to climate variability
Enable a regulatory environment around blue economy.

Biodiversity Solutions

We support conservation projects that improve the well-being and livelihoods of coastal communities while promoting sustainable natural resources management.

Biodiversity Solutions

Our Biodiversity Conservation objectives include:

Promote habitat and wildlife corridors protection
Address destructive land use and natural resources exploitation
Build local conservation capacity, knowledge and awareness
Developing new livelihood options to reduce over-reliance on near-shore marine resources (including overfishing)
Improving community-based interventions and management of mangroves, sustainable fishing, etc.

Sustainable Enterprises

We collaborate with companies across the sectors to implement low-carbon transition measures by supporting viable climate action projects in Coastal Kenya.

Sustainable Enterprises

Our Corporate (Greening Enterprises) objectives include:

Assist companies to adopt more eco-friendly processes
Support companies undertake climate risk analysis
Assist firms integrate climate action into their plans and processes
Promote and support initiatives towards Net Zero
Connect companies to verified climate projects in Coastal Kenya
Amplify corporate climate action efforts

The Tsavo Livelihoods Initiative Carbon Project

Tsavo Livelihood Initiative (TLI) Carbon Project is one of Apalis Nature's main projects. The project aims to reduce the rate of deforestation and forest degradation in Eastern and Coastal Kenya. Below are the project's core interventions.

Frequently Asked Questions

About our collaborative and global approach to making more climate conscious choices

What is a carbon project?

Carbon project is an initiative designed to reduce or remove greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the atmosphere. These projects generate carbon credits, which can be sold to organizations or individuals looking to offset their emissions.

02. How are a carbon credit generated?

Carbon credit represents one tone of verified carbon dioxide equivalent (tco2eq) reduced or removed from the atmosphere. Carbon credits are generated when a project successfully reduces or removes emissions, as verified by third-party auditors under a recognized standard.

03. How do companies offset their carbon emissions through carbon projects?

Companies purchase verified carbon credits to compensate for unavoidable emissions, contributing to projects that reduce or remove CO₂.

04. How do communities benefit from carbon project?

Communities benefit through revenue from carbon credit sales, employment opportunities, capacity building in sustainable land management, and improved local infrastructure such as schools and water projects.

05. How are carbon project contributing to sustainable development goals (SDGs)?

Beyond reducing emissions, many carbons offset projects support various SDGs by promoting biodiversity conservation, improving health outcomes through cleaner energy solutions, creating employment opportunities, and enhancing community resilience.

Scalable Solutions

Clear Strategy

Verifiable Projects

Traceable Impact

Promoting Investments

Driving climate and biodiversity action

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Years of cumulative
on-the-ground Experience

Supporting Local Communities

Supporting Local Communities & Upcoming Climate Action Ventures

Together we are helping connect how climate change mitigation measures can restore coastal and marine ecosystems in Kenya while generating new income streams for the local conservancies and communities.

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Restoring the Balance: Why Nature Can’t Wait

A Message from our CEO

Working towards Net Zero

The name "Apalis" reminds us of the intricate, often fragile inhabitants of the ecosystems we strive to protect. It is a symbol of why we do what we do. We aren't just offsetting the past; we are investing in a living future. I invite you to join us on this journey—whether as a partner, a team member, or a supporter—as we work towards a world where the forests stand taller, the rivers run cleaner, and the species that depend on them—including us—can thrive for generations to come.