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Originally published by Capital Businessbusiness
September 29, 2026
16h ago
Conservation group calls for more funding to sustain planted trees

TAF CEO Fannuel Boaz Onyango said large-scale tree-growing programmes need funding for seedlings, transportation, water systems, equipment, personnel and long-term maintenance...
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A Kenyan conservation group is urging for increased funding to ensure the survival of newly planted trees, warning that without sustained resources, the nation's tree-growing initiatives could fail.
- 3.27 million trees planted through the Jaza Miti national tree-growing platform by the Tree Adoption Foundation (TAF).
- Fannuel Boaz Onyango, CEO of the Tree Adoption Foundation (TAF), highlighted the need for continued investment beyond just planting.
- The initiative emphasizes that seedlings require ongoing care, water, and maintenance, especially with prolonged dry seasons impacting survival rates in degraded areas.
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