Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) is driving transformative change through environmental conservation with its Linda Miti tree planting campaign.

The initiative aims to educate younger generations on the importance of environmental conservation while encouraging individuals and organizations to take action in protecting the environment.

Recently, KCB Prestige staff engaged in a tree planting exercise with Moi Girls High School in Nairobi as part of the Linda Miti campaign.

The exercise saw the planting of several trees within the school's compound, promoting the value of preserving and protecting the environment.

"Through the KCB Linda Miti tree planting campaign, we are driving transformative change through environmental conservation," KCB said.

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"This past week, staff from KCB Prestige engaged in a tree planting exercise with Moi Girls High School- Nairobi."

In addition to the Moi Girls High School tree planting exercise, KCB also partnered with the County of Bomet to plant hundreds of trees in multiple schools.


Through this initiative, the younger generation can appreciate the value of environmental conservation and take active roles in protecting the environment.

"We are educating the younger generations on the importance of environmental conservation," KCB said.

"Staff from the County of Bomet engaged students from multiple schools to plan hundreds of trees in the county."