Government of Kenya
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walter lungayi
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Government to partner with communities in taming forest fires
Forest fires have for some time been ravaging parts of Mau Forest and other conservancies within the expansive Rift Valley region. With the destruction caused by the fires felt far and wide amid the adverse effects caused by Climate Change, Forestry Cabinet Secretary Soipan Tuya is in a mad rush to find ways of mitigating the outbreak of frequent fires in the forests. Accompanied by Forestry Principal Secretary Ephantus Kimotho Kimani, Tuya visited Kenya Forest Service (KFS) Mau Conservancy in Nakuru to explore better ways of remedying the situation that continues to deal a devastating blow to efforts by the government to increase the country’s forest cover to 30% by 2032 from the current 12.13%. https://kbc.co.ke/local-news/article/35809/government-to-partner-with-communities-in-taming-forest-fires
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I hope we will have better solutions.It was so sad to see acres and acres of green vegetation and trees go down to ashes in a matter of seconds.
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Great news but sad to see that our government only take action to cure instead of prevention, they will do this now because of the current aberdare forest fire
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@peter_karanga after the fire is managed they forget and wait for another disaster to strike...sad
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Great partnership, hope they will come up with better solutions
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Great move. Public participation is key here.