Conservation Chiefs team up to preserve South Nandi Forest for ecotourism benefits

Conservation leaders have intensified efforts to protect and restore the ecologically rich South Nandi Forest, citing its critical role as a water catchment area and a potential hub for ecotourism in the region. Speaking during a tree planting exercise, Conservation Secretary at the State Department for Wildlife, Dr. John Chumo, noted that the forest serves…

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Conservation Chiefs team up to preserve South Nandi Forest for ecotourism benefits

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