The Kenya Forest Service has been replacing exotic trees with indigenous alternatives, amid online uproar. Chief Conservator of Forests Alex Lemarkoko says the replacement is a normal forest ...

Kenya’s chiefs led communities in a nationwide tree-planting exercise to mark Chiefs Climate Action Day. The initiative, which is part of the government’s ambitious plan to plant 15 billion trees by ...

“After harvesting indigenous plants from their settlements ... The affordable housing programme driven by the Kenya Kwanza regime to deliver an average of 200 units in every constituency ...

[Courtesy] Kenya has a very ambitious goal. To restore 10.6 million hectares of degraded land by planting 15 billion trees by the year ... source of income and indigenous communities have embraced ...

For the moment, three native tree species have been ... have been selected for this task. The plants have been distributed to working groups together with saplings from the existing nurseries of the ...

The UNEP-led Restoration Factory is supporting entrepreneurs to revive ecosystems through scalable, market-based solutions.

The ongoing replacement seeks to make the forest more serene. Karura Forest is in the periphery of Nairobi. KFS said they are currently harvesting exotic trees in Karura and Thogoto forests ...