Research Overview

Miyetu Tree Foundation conducts environmental research to support sustainable tree planting, climate resilience, and biodiversity conservation. Our studies help communities, schools, and institutions make informed environmental decisions for a greener future.

African Mahogany Research

This study focuses on the African Mahogany, analyzing its growth patterns, survival rates in urban environments, and its ecological value to biodiversity.

Key Findings
  • Average survival rate: 82% after 2 years
  • Improves soil quality and reduces urban heat
  • Supports pollinators and biodiversity
  • Thrives in well-drained soils with moderate sunlight
African Mahogany Tree

Jacaranda Research

This study explores the Jacaranda mimosifolia, widely planted along streets and campuses and famous for its beautiful purple flowers.

Key Findings
  • Highly adaptable to Nairobi climate
  • Attracts bees and pollinators
  • Improves urban aesthetics
  • Moderate water requirements
Jacaranda Tree

Grevillea Research

This research focuses on Grevillea robusta, a fast-growing tree commonly used in urban greening and agroforestry systems.

Key Findings
  • Reduces urban heat and improves air quality
  • Supports birds and small wildlife
  • High survival rate in well-drained soils
  • Can grow up to 20 meters tall
Grevillea Tree

Research Impact

2000+

Trees Studied

2

Research Centers

8

Environmental Studies

78%

Average Tree Survival Rate