Forest Landscape Restoration in Kenya | Webinar
Hosted by the Global Centre on Biodiversity for Climate, in conversation with Nature Kenya.
rding examples of successful restoration projects, GCBC and Nature Kenya know what they are talking about. The Forest Landscape Restoration in Kenya webinar is part of the Understanding Cherangany links to human being project.
This one-hour webinar is part of the GCBC's 2nd Learning Event this year and provides the opportunity to learn more about the theme.
12 November 2024, 12:00 CEST
Join us in the webinar to learn more about the projects of the Cherangany forest landscape, including their assessments and mapping initiatives.
"This forest landscape and restoration project is an example of a Kenya led interdisciplinary partnership which has come together to understand how natural forest resources can be used and managed sustainably for human wellbeing. The aim is to promote positive long-term impacts for biodiversity, poverty alleviation and ecosystem resilience to climate change in Kenya’s Cherangany forest landscape."
The project partners include Kenya national institutions like Nature Kenya, National Museums of Kenya, Kenya Forestry Research Institute, Kenyatta University, and the Kenya Forest Service, as well as Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities.
To learn more about the Global Centre on Biodiversity for Climate (GCBC) that is organizing this event and supporting this project, click here.
Photo by Brian Kungu on Unsplash: image shows a Kenyan savanna with a large acacia tree standing in a field of lush green grass and white flowers.