Badilisha ,www.badilisha.org and www.rusingagreenspace.org is on a mission to regreen their Rusinga island in Lake Victoria, Kenya. For more than 10 years their team has been implementing agroforestry and natural regeneration of indigenous forests to rehabilitate the landscapes. The goal is 100,000 trees planted annually and there is always growing demand that outweighs the supply from their three tree nurseries in the island. The agroforestry woodlots are home based food forests within the community to ease the fuel wood pressure on the wider forests they are restoring. Woodlots provide the community with fodder, firewood, charcoal, herbs and other benefits without destroying the islands forests. Badilisha uses permaculture to create diverse forests with different layers, comprising trees serving many functions like nitrogen fixers, insect attractants , herbs, fruits, forage for bees etc. Badilisha has many community members who have been part of the initiatives of creating forests.