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New tactic that is doing the trick in forest restoration

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Local Tourists at Intake Waterfall at Dundori Forest in Nakuru county. [Kipsang Joseph, Standard]

The Dundori Community Forest Association (CFA) in Nakuru County nurtures indigenous and exotic tree seedlings and sell them to earn a living. Apart from earning a living, the CFA's aim is to restore the Dundori Forest under the Plantation Establishment and Livelihoods Integration Scheme (PELIS), which has seen over 500 hectares of the forest recovered over the last 20 years.

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