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Upcoming DIG Field Trip: August 2025

Upcoming DIG Field Trip: August 2025

DIG is excited to be hosting our 2025 Field Trip to Kenya this August.

Trip Dates: In Kenya August 1st – 9th

(add 1 day on each side for international travel)

We’ll be in-country for the height of Kenya’s world famous Great Migration.

In addition to lots of wildlife viewing, you’ll have the unique opportunity to visit DIG gardens and to work hand-in-hand with several of our communities in Western Kenya. These intimate trips give our community of supporters an opportunity to go deeper with the amazing work our farmers and local teams are co-creating together. If you’ve dreamed of joining one of our trips, this might be the year to do it!

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We believe access to nutritious food is a basic human right and can save lives. By collectively practicing and promoting agroecology we have an opportunity to transform, not only our food systems, but our whole world.

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DIG has partnered with over 60,000 farmers across 8 African countries. You can learn more about where we are and where we have been by exploring the map.

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DIG improves the nutrition and livelihood of uniquely marginalized communities by planting regenerative gardens that grow health, wealth, and a sense of belonging.