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Kenya: Instant Forest? 'Tree Hopping' Takes Off in Kenya
Thomson Reuters Foundation, 13 November 2018
The sun beat down on Samuel Rono's farm in Kerita, a village in southern Kenya, as six young men struggled to load one of several large trees into a waiting truck. Read more »
'Tree Hopping' Takes Off in Kenya
Tree hopping involves digging up mature trees where they grow close together and relocating them to areas where forest is more scarce, writes Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Photo Essay
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Not Pub Hopping ... Tree Hopping Says Kenya's Farmers
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A group of young men prepare to transfer an uprooted tree from Samuel Rono's farm in Kerita village, southern Kenya, to another location. see more »
Lari is a densely populated smallholder farming landscape in the Central Highlands of Kenya that is also home to one of the last remaining natural forests in the country, with rich bird and wildlife biodiversity.
