Mt. Kenya Landscape Management Board
The Mt. Kenya Sustainable Landscape Management Board (LMB) is a collaborative governance body that serves as a platform for multi-stakeholder engagement.
It brings together public and private sector actors, local communities, and civil society organizations to address pressing landscape challenges.
Our Mission is to collaboratively preserve and enhance biodiversity, promote resilient livelihoods, and foster equity within a regenerative and thriving landscape for the well-being of all stakeholders.
A thriving Mount Kenya Landscape supporting resilient and sustainable livelihoods, equitable socio-economic benefits, a regenerative environment, and flourishing biodiversity for present and future generations.
Why We Need you As A Partner
Your partnership is essential to the success of our mission. By collaborating with the Mount Kenya Landscape Management Board, you bring invaluable resources, expertise, and reach, enabling us to expand our vital work in protecting this unique landscape and fostering thriving communities.
What are the challenges
Erratic weather patterns impacting ecosystems and communities.
Unsustainable practices due to agriculture expansion.
Decreased forest cover and habit destruction.
Unsustainable harvesting to trees.
Reduced clean water availability.
Reduction in species richness and Ecosystems stability.
Solutions
We employ a comprehensive Integrated Landscape Management (ILM) approach, bringing together diverse stakeholders, including public and private sector actors, local communities, and civil society organizations to foster collective action and shared solutions.
The plan promotes sustainable production practices, particularly for high-value crops like tea and coffee, to enhance climate resilience, productivity, and economic returns.
This pillar integrates sustainable agricultural practices and natural resource management to address climate-related challenges, including the adoption of regenerative and Climate-Smart Agriculture techniques
A primary objective of the SLDMP is to enhance and preserve Mt. Kenya Landscape forest and tree cover by growing 5.8 million trees by 2029.
The Mount Kenya region, a vital water tower and ecological stronghold, faces urgent threats from climate change, deforestation, and unsustainable land use. The Mount Kenya Landscape Management Board (LMB) is addressing these critical challenges through a collaborative, holistic approach.