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State plans to rehabilitate degraded Chepalungu forest, introduce wildlife

Kenya Forest Service ranger during tree planting in Chepalungu forest, Bomet. [File, Standard] 

The government has stepped up efforts to rehabilitate the degraded Chepalungu Forest in Bomet County to establish an ecotourism centre.

This was revealed during the presentation of the Chepalungu Forest Biodiversity Report at a hotel in Nairobi on Monday.

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