WMI students and staff Visit Eastern Mau Forest and meet with Community members
Fri, 2013-06-21 11:21 | 
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Mr. R. Kweyu, WMI doctoral student addressing members of the community in the Eastern Mau Forest.
In February 2013 the STAKE team; PhD students and their supervisors both from Kenya and Denmark visited Communities within the Eastern Mau Forest. The team held meetings with several Community Forest Association Members (CFA) and they also paid a courtesy call to the then Interem Coordination Secretariat (ICS) which is now the Kenya Water Towers Agency (KWTA).
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