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Degraded Elgeyo escarpment as seen from the floor of River Kerio Valley. [Fred Kibor, Standard]

With more than 40 years of human encroachment, the Embobut forest, which sits on 21 hectares of land in Elgeyo Marakwet, is degenerating.

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