The First Annual Indigenous Forestry Conference recently attracted hundreds of attendees, highlighting the increasing recognition of the invaluable insights offered by Indigenous resource management practices in the context of contemporary […]
Warthogs are the comedians of the savannah! With their quirky habits and comical appearance, they never fail to entertain. These wild pigs are known for their habit of running with […]
APOPO, through its HeroTREEs Department, invites you to an exciting 3-day training program on Syntropic Agroforestry, taking place at the SUA Campus from December 3rd to 5th, 2024. What to […]
Course Brief Kenya Forestry Research Institute (KEFRI) and Nature Kenya, in partnership with other stakeholders, will be conducting a course on Participatory Forest Management and Landscape Restoration (PFM&LR). The course […]
In both African and ancient Greek cultures, forests held a sacred place in the hearts of communities, often serving as sites for worship and spiritual rituals. In Africa, various ethnic […]
The Christmas tree, now a cherished symbol of the holiday season, has ancient origins tracing back to pagan traditions. The tradition of bringing evergreen trees into homes during winter solstice […]
Students from the Department of Forest and Environmental Economics at CFWT in the ERASMUS program in Germany, had a chance to visit Mountain areas in Ahrtal, Germany. Along with their […]
On behalf of the College Principal and the College Postgraduate Studies Committee, we would like to invite you all to the seminar presentations for our Postgraduate students to be held […]
Apart from animals, Mazumbai Forest Reserve has various types of poisonous and non-poisonous snakes including green mamba, green bush snake, gaboon viper, Usambara bush viper, and boomslang. Click Here to […]
