Forests hold over half the world's plant species. Forests are reservoirs of genetic diversity. Genetic diversity is the key to our survival. The Kenya Forest Working Group is a forum for ideas, fostering collaborations in forest management and utilization at all levels. Examples in Kenya include community conservation initiatives to preserve the important cloud forests of the Taita Hills and the region's widespread coastal mangroves.
Membership is for one year and is open to both individuals and corporations.
Each issue will bring you the latest in-depth news of Africa's conservation issues, inform you about the Society's work and amaze you with the region's best wildlife photographs. Members may also use the Society's library and are invited to attend Society forums, lectures and film shows.