Environmental stakeholders have called on residents of Homa Bay County to embrace tree planting and protect forests to address growing effects of climate change. Led by the County Forest and Ecosystem Conservator, Sharon Cheluget, they noted that restoring degraded ecosystems would secure the livelihoods of future generations. The conservationists warned that continued destruction of forests…
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