Our Commitment: Travel That Heals, Not Harms
At Nia Adventures Ltd, we believe in transforming travel into a force for good. That’s
why in 2025, we’re launching “Creek for Life”—a flagship CSR and eco-tourism
initiative based in the biodiverse haven of Mida Creek, Watamu, Kilifi County.
This program empowers the local community, promotes conservation through
education and action, and positions tourism as a driver of environmental restoration
and cultural pride.
PROGRAM PILLARS
1. Mangrove Reforestation for Climate Resilience
Goal: To plant a minimum of 1,000 mangrove seedlings annually in partnership with
local conservation women social groups.
Why Mangroves?

• A single mangrove can absorb up to 25 kg of CO2 every year.
• They protect shorelines, support fisheries, and are biodiversity hot spots.
• Mangroves act as natural carbon sinks, making them critical in the fight against
  climate change.
  How It Works:
• Nia Adventures supports mangrove restoration through guest trips (North
  Coast Day Trips) and annual events like the October 10th planting initiative.
• Guests are invited to join planting sessions during Mida Creek excursions.
• Each participant receives a “Creek for Life Certificate” reflecting their eco-
  impact
  2. Plastic-Free Travel Advocacy: Reuse Over Waste
  Goal: To reduce single-use plastic in tourism through education and traveler
  responsibility.
  
  Our Approach:
• Nia Adventures encourages all guests to carry and reuse refillable water bottles
  during their travel.
• We work with local partners and accommodations to offer refill stations.
• Educational briefings on how plastic pollution affects marine ecosystems are
  included in our excursions.
  3. Mida Creek Cleanup & Conservation Action Days
  Goal: Facilitate annually community and tourist cleanups to protect the coastal
  ecosystem
  Activities Include:
• Organized shoreline/beach cleanups.
• Provision of clean-up tools, eco-bins, and waste-sorting awareness.
• Collaboration with local schools and youth groups for environmental education
  Impact: Cleaner beaches, increased environmental stewardship, and a visible
  improvement in local waste management awareness
  4. Community Education & Eco-Leadership Development
  Goal: Equip the Mida Creek community—especially youth and women—with
  knowledge and income-generating skills tied to ecotourism
  Our Focus:
• Support women’s groups creating Eco-friendly crafts and reusable products.
• Run interactive workshops on climate change, marine conservation, and
  sustainable entrepreneurship
  Projected 2025 Impact:

• Initiative	Target
  Mangroves to be Planted	1,000 Trees = 25,000 kg CO₂ Offset/year
  Plastic Awareness Reached	400+ Guests educated
  Community Cleanup Days	1 Annual Event

  
  Why “Creek for Life”?
  “Creek for Life” is our call to action: a celebration of life-giving ecosystems and the
  people who protect them.
  It’s about ensuring every trip leaves behind a legacy of care, not carbon. Through this
  initiative, guests don’t just visit—they invest in the future of the coast and its
  communities.