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The Kenya Forest Service senior deputy chief conservator Charity Munyasya said they have rolled out training to partners so as to add more knowledge to all key players. She said since 2005 when the Community Forests Associations were formed, they had grown with officials and members being enlightened in bits on forestry issues. The CFA members have never let us down. When they were formed, some did not know anything about forestry, but the trainings to enlighten them have helped them a lot. They have grown so much, they can teach, they now understand the need to protect forests, trees and the environment” she said. Munyasya was speaking on Saturday when she closed a week-long training on Participatory Forest Management (PFM) dubbed 'National Dialogue with CFA members', and attended by CFA members drawn from different regions of the country. The KFS had partnered with the National Alliance of Community Forest Associations (NACOFA), Nature Kenya and Kenya Forestry Research Institute to enlighten the CFA. https://www.the-star.co.ke/counties/central/2024-02-11-forest-service-trains-communities-on-forest-management/
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We truly need to involve local communities in forest management.
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This initiative showcases a promising approach to forest conservation in Kenya.
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When change begins at the grassroot you can be sure it will be impactful and it will last. This is so good of KFS!
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This is really a great initiative, no one should be left behind! Information is power.đź’šđź‘Ź
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A better way to provide numerous benefits to local communities, wildlife, and the environment.
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This will help to create a positive mentality to people on the importance of conserving the environment; indeed it is an importance awareness to many.
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With collaborative efforts like this, its good that they are equipping local partners with knowledge and tools needed to protect forest resources
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Training communities on forest conservation is a positive initiative.
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Raising awareness on environmental conservation plays a great role.
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This is a positive initiative that can help empower communities to actively participate in preserving and protecting their forests for future generations.
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@walter_lungayi Could such a curriculum be included in the education system for the young ones??
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This is incredibly great !We want leaders like charity who are in support of green energy .Forest conservation should be a priority to everyone
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This is great initiative that will help alot in creating awareness of how to take care of the trees and more so to protect the forest
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@elizbeth_gathigia Such initiative should be on a regular basis to create awareness everywhere.
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Information is power, this training will go a long way in creating awareness on the importance of taking care of our forests.
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@joseph_githinji This is good.Sometimes people become ignorant simply because they do not have enough knowledge on how to approach situations.
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@joseph_githinji True, correct information can make a world a better place.