Is an association/network of farmer organizations, animal welfare networks, consumer networks; faithbased organizations, Local Non- governmental organization; and community-based groups. All have an interest and work in the areas of environment, agriculture, health, food safety and biodiversity.

The journey of BIBA Kenya begun with the Kenya GMO Concern way back in 2002. After five years, the network felt the need to broaden its mandate from just fighting against genetic engineering to the raising concerns about other issues affecting our biodiversity.

The year 2007 saw the birth of the Kenya Biodiversity Coalition (KBioC) as a loose coalition whose main objective was broadened to ensure the public is AWARE and ALERT on issues of concern on environment, agriculture, livestock, food safety and health and biodiversity, works with small scale farmers.