Empowering Communities, Conserving Nature
Nature Nurture Future for Rwanda (NNFR) is building a future where people and nature coexist in harmony.
Empowering Communities for Better Livelihood.
We are committed to uplifting local communities by improving both their physical well being and financial resilience. Through targeted support and development initiatives, we aim to raise living standards and create sustainable opportunities for all.
Advancing Ecotourism in and around Nyungwe National Park
We strive to position Nyungwe NP and Rwanda as leading ecotourism destinations. By training professional guides and promoting attractions that respect nature and support local communities, we aim to make tourism a powerful force for conservation and sustainable development..
Tackling Unemployment through Youth and Women Empowerment
Our focus is on creating jobs and nurturing entrepreneurship especially among youth and women. By equipping them with the skills and resources they need, we help them become key drivers of change in their communities.
Championing Integrated Biodiversity Conservation and Development
Protecting our environment goes hand in hand with fostering local development. We promote holistic, sustainable approaches where biodiversity conservation directly contributes to economic of locals and their social progress.
Linking Conservation with Health for Lasting Social Impact
We recognize the intrinsic link between a healthy environment and a healthy society. Through initiatives that combine conservation and public health, we aim to improve the overall well-being of communities surrounding Nyungwe National Park.
Promoting Environmental Education and Awareness
We also engage in schools and public work (Umuganda) campaigns, where we educate communities especially the youth on environmental stewardship. Through these initiatives, we aim to inspire long-term conservation efforts and promote sustainable practices for a healthier planet.
Our Trusted partners
Our Methodology
Training Undeserved Communities
we trains underserved communities on eco-friendly farming, conservation, ecotourism, climate resilience. We empower youth and women, promote agroforestry, and inspire stewardship through education and campaigns.
Conserve what you know
The knowledge gained empowers communities to make sustainable choices, protect natural resources, and inspire future generations, ensuring a healthier, more resilient environment for years to come.
Change for making a change
With knowledge needed, inspires action, enabling individuals to adopt sustainable practices, influence others, and drive positive change that protects the environment and improves community wellbeing.
Our Initiatives
We aim to
The Gisakura Birdwatching Club, empowers local youth from childhood through bird conservation education. Founded by Claver Ntoyinkima, it trains students in bird identification and guiding, fostering environmental stewardship and sustainable livelihoods.
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
The project empowered over 200 youth by providing eco-tourism entrepreneurship training, promoting sustainable livelihoods, enhancing conservation awareness, and supporting innovative nature-based business ideas that align with environmental protection and community development goals.
ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION
NNFR planted to plant over 5,000 indigenous tree species to restore biodiversity, combat deforestation, protect wildlife habitats, and promote ecological balance, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable conservation and environmental resilience in surrounding communities
Shift from poaching to conservation ethics
This project replaces poaching with conservation by educating and empowering communities to protect wildlife and support sustainability.
"One Rabbit, One Tree per Child" initiative
"One Rabbit, One Tree per Child" teaches kids responsibility and conservation by having them care for a rabbit and plant a tree.
Proper Waste Management & Recycling Around NNP
NNFR has trained over 2,000 youth in waste management, encouraging responsible waste use and environmental care around Nyungwe National Park.
Testimonials
