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Environment now part of syllabus in 170 Mau Forest Complex schools

Alfred Orina shows a copy of the Conservation Education Curriculum for primary schools in South Western Mau. [Caroline Chebet, Standard]

More than 170 schools bordering major water towers in the country have adopted a tailored syllabus that integrates conservation in the normal curriculum.

The move is meant to conserve the water towers.

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