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Community to plant 2m trees in efforts to conserve Chyulu hills

Chairman and founder of Chyulu Development Foundation Harrison Mwololo (centre) with members of the foundation at one of their greening sites around Chyulu hills in Makueni County. [Philip Muasya, Standard]

A community living around Chyulu Hills in Makueni County has launched an initiative to conserve and protect the expansive resource which is home to a number of wildlife and a source of water for many.

The initiative is being rolled out under Chyulu Development Foundation and Little Green, which is a community-based organisation.

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