Restoring Lands, Inspiring Lives
We believe conservation is more than protected places. It is how communities in Somalia live, work, and stay rooted in healthy ecosystems.
Have A LookWe believe conservation is more than protected places. It is how communities in Somalia live, work, and stay rooted in healthy ecosystems.
Have A LookFrom Mogadishu to Marka and Kismayo, we shape blue economy work that protects the sea and strengthens coastal families.
Have A LookEvery detail matters. Our teams combine local knowledge, restoration, and practical skills so communities can prosper with the land.
Have A LookTurning local priorities into clear, achievable restoration plans.
Joining practical engineering with landscapes people can live in.
Balancing recovery of nature with the needs of Somali households.
Blending conservation science with skills held in each city we serve.
Our vision goes beyond projects. We design programs that stay useful for families, fishers, farmers, and schools long after the first season.
Conservation here is about how people live, learn, and earn. Healthy land and a working blue economy belong together.
AECBED’s work rests on community craft, coastal knowledge, and a duty to leave Somalia’s landscapes stronger than we found them.
Active cities: Mogadishu, Afgooye, Marka, Jowhar, Baidoa, Barawe, Kismayo, and Bardhere.
Forests, wetlands, and rangelands restored with the people who depend on them.
Have a Look →Fisheries, ports, and coastal enterprise shaped for Kismayo, Marka, and Barawe.
Have a Look →Safe water points, school WASH, and hygiene habits that protect whole neighborhoods.
Have a Look →Gardens, seed banks, and storage that keep Baidoa and Jowhar households fed.
Have a Look →Outreach clinics and classrooms that prepare youth for climate-ready work.
Have a Look →Green enterprise, farming skills, and markets owned by local cooperatives.
Have a Look →Listening to elders, youth, and women’s groups.
Shaping a plan that fits the city and the season.
Clear roles with communities and public partners.
Training, building, and restoring side by side.
Handing skills and assets to local committees.
A result that communities can keep and grow.
Land, coast, and community moving forward together.
Fisheries, mangroves, and landing sites in Kismayo, Marka, and Barawe.
Gardens, seed banks, and farmer groups in Baidoa, Jowhar, and Dinsoor.
Learning, water, and local enterprise in Mogadishu, Afgooye, and Bardhere.
Field notes from Mogadishu and the cities where AECBED works, sent with care and without clutter.
We welcome partners, students, and neighbors. Reach the team and we will point you to the right program.