COMMITTED AND PASSIONATE

Executive Team

Sarah Scott, Founder and Executive Director of The Kilimanjaro Project, holding a tree seedling in the nursery

Sarah Scott

Founder
and Executive Director

Operations Team

Samwel Andrew, Tree Tracking and Community Outreach Lead, holding a tree seedling in the nursery

Samwel Andrew

Tree Tracking and
Community Outreach Lead

Noel Mtanga, Community Carbon Officer, holding a tree seedling in the nursery

Noel Mtanga

Community Carbon Officer

Florida Loe, Administration Officer, holding a tree seedling in the nursery

Florida Loe

Administration Officer

Maryleen Allen, Junior Accountant, holding a tree seedling in the nursery

Maryleen Allen

Junior Accountant

Given Shayo, Logistics Manager, holding a tree seedling in the nursery

Given Shayo

Logistics Manager

Francis Kuringe, Nursery Manager, holding a tree seedling in the nursery

Francis Kuringe

Nursery Manager

Gloriana Mtui, Seedbank Custodian, holding a tree seedling in the nursery

Gloriana Mtui

Seedbank Custodian

Grace Gurisa, Nursery Supervisor at Weruweru, holding a tree seedling

Grace Gurisa

Nursery Supervisor
Weruweru

Aisha Malya, Nursery Supervisor at Usa River, holding a tree seedling

Aisha Malya

Nursery Supervisor
Usa River

Maria Mamboya, Nursery Assistant, holding a tree seedling in the nursery

Maria Mamboya

Nursery Assistant

Nasembe Mndeme, Nursery Assistant, holding a tree seedling in the nursery

Nasembe Mndeme

Nursery Assistant

Our board of directors

Miriam Gathercole, Chairlady of The Kilimanjaro Project board, holding a tree seedling

Miriam Gathercole

Chairlady

Ernest R Ernest, Secretary of The Kilimanjaro Project board, holding a tree seedling

Ernest R Ernest

Secretary

Portrait of Lina Ritansi, Treasurer of The Kilimanjaro Project board

Lina Ritansi

Treasurer

A NOTE FROM THE FOUNDER

In December 2016, a profound call from mother nature stirred within me – a call to create a rumble from the foothills of Kilimanjaro, that would be felt across Tanzania, East African and the African continent. It was a call to create a green movement; new models and pathways to accelerate and scale ecosystem restoration across the region. I felt the pull of purpose, though I had no blueprint for the journey ahead, I started, Bidding farewell to my marketing company, I founded The Kilimanjaro Project.