Pioneered by environmentalist Caleb Burudi, De La Calexo Africa builds self-healing ecosystems across Kenyan landscapes to counter global climate disruption.
Tree Seedling Projection Target
Pioneered by emerging environmentalist Caleb Burudi, De La Calexo Africa is a story of patriotism and nationalism. Born in Shikulu village, Kakamega County, Caleb developed an interest in planting trees at a tender age. In 2018, he began establishing nurseries and donating seedlings, a humanitarian call that has since snowballed across Kenya.
Inspired by the presidential directive to achieve a 10% forest cover, our initiatives reinforce government efforts to preserve and restock our environment. Driven by this vision, Caleb Burudi was recognized as a National Hero for climate change and conservation in 2025.
To date, we have successfully grown more than 3 million trees across the country through strategic partnerships with government entities, corporate partners, and local communities.
Our footprint spans learning institutions like Masinde Muliro and Kaimos Universities, the Office of the First Lady through the Mama Doing Good initiative, and the National Police Service—including Vigilance House and divisions across Nairobi, Kakamega, Vihiga, Kajiado, Bungoma, Nakuru, and Changamwe.
Caleb Burudi
National Environmental Hero
To restock forests across vulnerable communities and combat climate change impact comprehensively in East and Central Africa.
To distribute and nurture high-value tree seedlings across multi-county layouts and public institutions safely.
Aligned meticulously with national forest directives and global ecological preservation paradigms.
To support the implementation of Presidential directive of planting 15 Billion trees for climate change.
To create employment and opportunities for the youth, women and people with disability.
To raise awareness on the dangers of deforestation.
To monitor and support communal afforestation efforts through innovative technologies.
To create resilience and adaptation to the climate change.
To promote diverse fuel sustainability and innovation.
To mobilize resources for the expansion and restocking of forests.
Just like raising a child requires a community, establishing sustainable forest covers demands a coordinated humanitarian network. De La Calexo Africa relies strictly on a participatory structural framework.
Beneficiaries are active partners across assessments, layout mapping, structural scaling, target execution, and annual reviews.
Program tracking metrics are evaluated dynamically relative to partner alignment strategies annually.
To support government effort on climate change goals and initiatives.
To create resilience, adaptation, and proactive mitigation frameworks across vulnerable environments.
Be a leader in tree seedling production across East Africa, Central Africa and beyond.
Growing of trees in all Police Stations in Nairobi County, Kakamega County, Vihiga County, Kajiado County, Bungoma County, and Nakuru County.
Vigilance House (Police Hqts), Naivasha Police Division, Starehe Police Division, Langata Police Station, Kileleshwa Police Station, and Gigiri Police Station installations.
Key institutional partnerships: National Youth Service (NYS), Kenya Forest Service (KFS), Kenya Defence Forces (KDF), and the International Police Association (IPA).
High-level greening presentations and seedling deliveries to H.E Governor Kenneth Lusaka (Bungoma), Her Excellency Wavinya Ndeti (Machakos), and Chief Cabinet Secretary Hon. Musalia Mudavadi.
Establishment of premier eco-nurseries in Karen (Nairobi) and Shilongo (Kakamega) supporting carbon credit research projects around Mt. Elgon.
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