7 Easy Ways to Live More Sustainably

The world is facing pressing environmental challenges, from climate change to biodiversity loss. As individuals, we may sometimes feel small in the face of such global issues, but the truth is, every choice we make matters. Shifting to a more sustainable lifestyle doesn’t require grand gestures or extreme sacrifices—it’s about being mindful and intentional with […]
Climate Action and Human Rights: Why They’re Inseparable

Climate change is not just an environmental issue; it is a profound human rights challenge. Its impacts disproportionately affect the most vulnerable populations, compromising their fundamental rights to health, safety, and dignity. At Ambokili Farm, we believe that addressing climate change is not only about protecting the planet but also about safeguarding human lives and […]
Regenerative Agriculture: A Natural Solution to Carbon Sequestration

Climate change is accelerating at an alarming rate, driven by rising greenhouse gas emissions. While industrial activities and deforestation are major contributors, agriculture also plays a significant role in both exacerbating and mitigating this crisis. Regenerative agriculture has emerged as a beacon of hope—offering a way to restore soil health, improve biodiversity, and, critically, sequester […]
Empowering Communities Through Sustainable Agriculture: A Path to Equality

In a world grappling with the twin crises of climate change and inequality, the pursuit of sustainable development isn’t just an environmental necessity—it’s a human right. This year’s Human Rights Day theme, “Our Rights, Our Future, Right Now” reminds us that fundamental rights such as access to food, employment, and a safe environment are the […]
Transforming Semi-Arid Lands: A Blueprint to Food Security

Land degradation is a critical challenge affecting food security globally, and its impacts are particularly severe in arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs). Globally, approximately 40% of land is degraded, significantly impacting the livelihoods of nearly half of humanity. In Kenya, 12% of the land is severely degraded, with regions like Kajiado County, home to Kimana […]
Building a Vegan Menu with a Purpose: Organic Ingredients that Heal the Earth

You sit down to a meal that not only fuels your body but also helps restore our planet. Sounds like a dream? It doesn’t have to be. In the age of climate change and soil degradation, what you eat can make a world of difference—literally. The choices we make for our plates, especially when it […]
Can Plant-Based Diets Thrive in Semi-Arid Regions? Exploring Veganism in Diverse Climates and Cultures

As we seek sustainable solutions for global food security, one pressing question arises: Can plant-based diets thrive in semi-arid regions? These landscapes, characterised by limited rainfall and unique ecological conditions, present challenges for crop cultivation. Yet, the potential for a nutritious vegan diet in such areas is not only feasible but increasingly essential. Let’s explore […]
10 Vegan Salads That Both You and Chef Ombachi Can Make

Salads. If you’re used to a meat-based diet, you might be thinking, how can a salad possibly satisfy me? Well, these 10 vegan salads are packed with vibrant, locally sourced ingredients from right here in Kenya. They’re hearty, flavourful, and designed to appeal to anyone—even die-hard meat lovers. Julia Child, “You don’t have to cook […]
Building a Vegan Menu with a Purpose: Organic Ingredients that Heal the Earth

You sit down to a meal that not only fuels your body but also helps restore our planet. Sounds like a dream? It doesn’t have to be. In the age of climate change and soil degradation, what you eat can make a world of difference—literally. The choices we make for our plates, especially when it […]
How Organic Farming is Key in Ending Hunger

Hunger is not just the absence of food; it’s the absence of the right food, grown in ways that sustain both the planet and people. As we mark World Food Day 2024, we must confront a pressing question: how can we feed a growing global population without depleting the very ecosystems that sustain us? Why […]