KFS strengthens forest protection with aerial assessments over Mau, Chemususu
Kenya Forest Service Chief Alex Lemarkoko leads aerial surveillance over Mau, Chemususu, and Mukutani forests to monitor forest health, detect threats, and enhance conservation...
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The Kenya Forest Service (KFS) is strengthening forest protection efforts in Kenya after Chief Conservator of Forests (CCF) Alex Lemarkoko led an aerial surveillance mission over the Mau, Chemususu, and Mukutani forests on Saturday, November 16.
- The mission aimed to assess forest health, detect emerging threats, and reinforce conservation initiatives, specifically targeting illegal activities such as encroachment and logging.
- Alex Lemarkoko, Chief Conservator of Forests, emphasized the importance of regular patrols and sustained surveillance.
- Following the aerial assessment, Lemarkoko toured the Mukutani Forest Station to inspect development projects improving staff welfare and operational capacity.
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