Green Generation Initiative (GGI) planted 2,000 indigenous trees in Oloolua Forest at Turaco Camp as part of efforts to restore degraded landscapes and support Kenya’s ambitious target of growing 15 billion trees by 2032. The tree-planting exercise, held on Saturday, October 10, brought together young people, students, environmental enthusiasts, conservation advocates and corporate representatives to [...]
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