This Committee represents Nature Kenya youth members and initiates, encourages, supports and maintains their active involvement in Nature Kenya activities.

Kenya Herpetofauna Working Group members are volunteers who have special interest in reptiles and amphibians.

The Plants Committee works to conserve Kenya's amazing plant diversity.

The Bird Committee works for the conservation of Kenya's birds and their habitats, and publishes the magazine Kenya Birds and the scientific journal Scopus.

We bring together fish enthusiasts and create awareness on fish and enhance sustainable use and conservation of fisheries resources in Kenya.

The Mammal Committee seeks to conserve Kenya's mammals through information dissemination.

We promote interest in our knowledge of all aspects of succulent plants with a regular newsletter, field trips and functions.

We aim to enhance biodiversity conservation through the restoration of degraded habitats and through species re-introductions in the Eastern Africa region.

The Raptor Working Group comprises scientists, conservationists, and other dedicated people who have a passion for protecting ‘raptors’ or bird of prey.

The Insect Committee promotes interest in the world of insects.