Historical sites along Kenya's coast, including Fort Jesus, Jumba la Mtwana ruins, and the Vasco da Gama pillar, are threatened by climate change, with structures eroding due to high tides and strong winds. Fort Jesus was protected by a government-funded seawall, but other sites like Jumba la Mtwana are still at risk. Local fishers have observed the damaging effects of climate change on both the historical structures and their livelihoods. Conservation efforts are challenged by the need to balance preservation with the natural habitat of sea turtles.