Nairobi — The Nairobi Arboretum, which has been in poor shape in the past few decades has been given a new face following a Sh5 million funding by the Biodiversity Conservation Programme of the European Union.
The improvement of the project by the EU has also facilitated the restoration of the former chief conservator of forests house, to become a 'tree centre'. It has also led to improvement of the car park, nature trails and production of relevant environmental education materials to be used by thousands of nature lovers who visit the Arboretum every year.
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