KENYAN Coast
Rooted in the coast, rising with the tide.
From Watamu, Pwani Bora brings together community leadership, science, and coastal heritage to protect sea turtles, restore marine ecosystems, and strengthen livelihoods along Kenya’s coast.
A coast cared for by its people
Pwani Bora means a better coast. We work alongside coastal communities to protect ocean ecosystems, strengthen resilient livelihoods, and keep conservation rooted in local knowledge and leadership.
20+
Years of community-led conservation models
5
Primary Beach Management Units (BMU’s) engaged in the sea scape
1
Shared coast, community, and mission
Programmes shaped by place
From sea turtle protection to research, education, and livelihoods, our programmes reflect one simple truth: when communities lead, the coast thrives.
Impact
Conservation that people can see
Our impact is measured in healthier nesting beaches, stronger community participation, better research, and deeper partnerships across the coast.
100%
Community-first approach
Local
Knowledge guiding action
Shared
Benefits for coast and community
Stand with Watamu’s coast
Whether you give, volunteer, or collaborate, your support helps local conservation leaders protect marine life and strengthen coastal futures.
Community-led. Research-backed. Built for long-term impact.
Life along the coast
A glimpse of the beaches, reefs, and marine life that shape our work on Kenya’s north coast.
Stay close to the coast
Whether you want to support a programme, plan an eco-visit, explore research, or start a partnership, we would love to hear from you.
Our base
Pwani Bora, Plot 55, Turtle Bay Road, Watamu, Kenya
Phone Phone available on request
Email info{at}pwanibora.org