Ecological Servants Project

We plan to create a replicable framework in East Africa that yields food security, aids in water conservation, and reverses desertification.

We're raising money to purchase and build a School of Agriculture and General Ecology on an 800-acre lot near Isiolo, Kenya. We'll be regreening this desert lot and its adjoined drylands with a combination of techniques that incorporate permaculture, FMNR, and holistic planned grazing. This will in-turn restore the soils ability to capture and store carbon as we create a functional ecosystem here.

This school will provide the educational opportunities that these children desperately need, while equipping them with the tools, and resources that will lead to sustainable agricultural and animal husbandry practices in the region.

The Isiolo School of Agriculture and General Ecology will be a lifeline to its surrounding community as we work to provide for the nutritional and freshwater needs of our students and their families. This will in turn permit the students families to allow them to get an education that empowers them, instead of sending them off to fetch contaminated water for the family.

The school will serve as a hub for innovation in the area as we work to create solutions that address the water crisis here while serving the communities that are impacted most.

We expect this school to be self-sufficient within two calendar years of its foundation and able to generate enough revenue to cover its own operational expenses through the sale of produce and craft goods.

Your gracious support will help to make this vision a reality for thousands of children just like Medina.

We first must secure the necessary funding for this project to occur, so we have
begun the process of reaching out to every human being and organization that we
can possibly ask for funding.

We realize that we have a long road ahead, so we're making some preparations to get us started.

We've obtained several thousand fundraising brochures to start handing out to begin
the process of raising funds for our school. We're also in the process of connecting with
biologists, ecologists, and hydrologists from across the world to implement the schools
design and to find qualified staff.

We have the capacity to meet our goal of building the Isiolo School of Agriculture and
General Ecology.

We currently do not have the funding to do so.

We have established the framework by which we will restore the dryland and adjoined desert that the school
will be built upon. We have designed the school to not only be an educational institution, but the building itself
will be structurally designed to collect and store large volumes of rain water when it rains and then it will also generate water from the moisture in the air when there is no rain.

We are networking and we are fundraising. Join us in our efforts. We need you.