The journey to collect water from the protected springs is anything from 500m to several kilometres Current water collection in the village is done by women children and donkeys Crowned Cranes over Kipsaina KCWCG spring protected with a concrete culvert in Kipsaina Swamp Maurice and Sam in 2017 Low water farming demo Maurice and Salome Wanjala Maurice conducting Sustainable agricultural workshop in Nandi County Sam and the original KCWCG crew in 1994 Maurice in the UK Guardian Newspaper Maddy Forsyth lesson planning with Mdm Mary Renovated Classroom BCS Tree planter Maurice conducting Swamp survey with member of BCS team New Classroom in action Traditional Brick firing BCS team inspecting the Classroom building site Gathering in front of the new classroom block Sam meeting Kipsaina Primary staff and pupils in 2017 Maurice with KCWCG sign Gathering to celebrate handing over of the classroom block – Roll of honour on the gable end Maurice in conversation with BCS team members The KEEP Classroom Block Swamp surveying Sharon Wanjala tackling the Kipsaina Primary “Gate” – to be replaced as part of phase 2 Maurice on Swamp plant ID with BCS team member Mass tree planting in 2018 with Kipsaina Schools and BCS – Director of Education in attendance KCWCG Beehives in location Nandi County Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like Loading...