
Somalia Earth Volunteers is a nongovernmental and nonprofit organization founded in 2017 by young Somali environmental activists. Based in Somalia, the organization is committed to tackling the challenges of climate change through prevention, mitigation, and adaptation strategies. By focusing on the protection of natural resources, wildlife, biodiversity, and ecosystems, Somalia Earth Volunteers plays a vital role in promoting sustainable solutions for a greener, more resilient Somalia. Through its diverse activities, including conservation, advocacy, community engagement, and training grassroots activists, the organization empowers communities to take action against environmental degradation and build a sustainable future.
Future Goals
Current Projects

Save Our Trees, Save Our Future
The charcoal trade in Somalia has been a major driver of environmental degradation, armed conflict, and poverty. Recognizing the severe impact,

Gully Erosion and Sand Dune Control Projects
Sand dunes pose a significant threat to Somalia, advancing inland at an alarming rate and endangering towns, infrastructure, and livelihoods.

Reforestation and Green Initiatives in Somalia
Deforestation presents a significant environmental and socio-economic challenge in Somalia, resulting in extensive land degradation

