GCBC Learning Event: Spotlight on Nature Kenya’s partnership approach to forest landscape restoration
The second of the GCBC’s Learning Events for 2024 provides an opportunity to find out about the GCBC funded project:
Understanding Cherangany Links to Human Wellbeing
This forest landscape and restoration project is an example of a Global South led interdisciplinary partnership which has come together to understand how natural forest resources can be used and managed sustainably for human wellbeing. The aim is to promote positive long-term impacts for biodiversity, poverty alleviation and ecosystem resilience to climate change in Kenya’s Cherangany forest landscape.
The project partners include Nature Kenya, National Museums of Kenya, Kenya Forestry Research Institute, Kenyatta University, the Kenya Forest Service and Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities.
We will be talking to Nature Kenya and their partners about the project and the importance of equitable partnerships, followed by a Q&A.
Register to join the webinar to hear more about the project’s ecosystem services assessment, restoration opportunity assessment and mapping (ROAM) of the Cherangany forest landscape. The project aims to collect new evidence to inform the Cherangany Forest Restoration business case for future funding, an Ecosystem Based Adaptation Strategy and action plan, and multiple Participatory Forest Management Plans implemented by community forest associations.
Click this link to register for the Webinar
Tuesday, 12 November, 2024 at
12.00 – 13.00 Hrs, GMT
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