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Tree Niches restoration team working in a degraded forest landscape in Kenya

Who We Are

Working Towards Ending Deforestation

Tree Niches is a not-for-profit organization working towards ending deforestation through the establishment and restoration of tree niches in degraded forests and landscapes.

The Tree Niches team planting trees together in Kenya

Our Story

Tree Niches, In Its Own Words

We work in collaboration with individuals, local and international partners, corporates, the government and local communities to grow trees in schools, cities, farmlands and degraded forests — promoting healthy ecosystems, rich biodiversity, offsetting carbon dioxide emissions and improving local economies.

Our Vision

A future where healthy tree niches are sustainably managed by the people.

Our Mission

Establish tree niches in schools, cities, farmlands and reforest degraded natural forests and landscapes.

What Drives Us

Healthy ecosystems, rich biodiversity, offsetting carbon dioxide emissions and improved local economies — the reasons every niche of trees matters.

Our Team

The People Behind Tree Niches

Our co-founders lead forestry practice and partnership development.

  • Portrait of Dr. Solomon Kipkoech, Co-Founder and Director of Forestry at Tree Niches

    Dr. Solomon Kipkoech

    Co-Founder & Director of Forestry

  • Portrait of Mr. Fredrick Omollo Okello, Co-Founder and Director of Partnerships at Tree Niches

    Mr. Fredrick Omollo Okello

    Co-Founder & CEO

  • Portrait of Dr. Erick K'omolo, Board Chairman at Tree Niches

    Dr. Erick K'omolo

    Board Chairman

  • Portrait of Elvis Obok, Legal Counsel at Tree Niches

    Elvis Obok

    Legal Counsel

  • Portrait of Mr. John Kipsang, Finance Officer at Tree Niches

    Mr. John Kipsang

    Finance Officer

Partner With Us Today

Let's Grow a Greener Future Together

We grow trees in collaboration with individuals, local and international partners, corporates, the government and local communities. Join us and let us plant more trees.