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Four Community Forest Associations living adjacent to the Mau Forest Complex in Narok and Bomet Counties have signed a five-year agreement with the Kenya Forest Service for sustainable management of the forest as they benefit from its resources.
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Four Communities living adjacent to Mau Forest sign a 5-year agreement with KFS
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