Shanariha Evans will lead a Guinness World Record attempt including comedian Nicki Bigfish and activist Truphena Muthoni for the largest number of people planting trees simultaneously in Mombasa on July 26, organized by the Kenya Scouts Association and M-Pesa Foundation.
Mombasa is set to make history as renowned environmental champion Shanariha Evans leads a bold Guinness World Record attempt for the largest number of people planting trees simultaneously.
Event Details
The groundbreaking initiative, organized by the Kenya Scouts Association in partnership with the M-Pesa Foundation, will take place on Sunday, 26th July 2026, from 6:00 a.m. at Jomvu Kuu, Kwa Fara Village, Mombasa County.
Far more than a world record, the event is a powerful call to action against climate change and environmental degradation.
Thousands of Kenyans are expected to unite in a single mission to restore the coastline, protect the environment, empower communities, and inspire a greener future.
A Call to Collective Action
With Shanariha Evans at the forefront, the campaign seeks to prove that collective action can transform communities and leave a lasting legacy for future generations.
Under the theme "One Day. One Goal. A World Record. A Better Tomorrow," organizers are urging every Kenyan to be part of what could become one of the largest environmental conservation events in the nation's history.
The Kenya Scouts Association, in partnership with the M-Pesa Foundation, is bringing together scouts, volunteers, partners, and the community in Mombasa County for the ambitious Guinness World Records attempt for the most people planting trees simultaneously.
Organizers say the initiative is about more than breaking a world record — it is about restoring the coastline, protecting marine ecosystems, combating climate change, and leaving a legacy that future generations will be proud of.