Strengthen forest and catchment conservation partnerships
Work with national agencies, community organisations, and other responsible institutions.
Healthy forests. Secure water. Green prosperity.
The landscapes associated with Mount Kenya and the Aberdare Range are part of Nyeri’s ecological identity. Forests and healthy catchments support water systems, biodiversity, climate resilience, agriculture, and nature-based tourism. Agnes Kagure’s approach connects protection of natural resources with the livelihoods of local communities.
Work with national agencies, community organisations, and other responsible institutions.
Support farmers integrating suitable trees into productive farming systems.
Explore local enterprises linked to landscapes, cultural heritage, and visitor attractions.
Nurseries, restoration, recycling, sustainable agriculture, and environmental services.
Preserve catchments, river corridors, and environmentally sensitive areas.
Encourage public involvement in conservation.
Assess grants and conservation financing without assuming automatic forest revenues.
Consider flood risks, rainfall patterns, and soil degradation in development decisions.
Nyeri’s forests are not simply trees. They are part of the foundation of our water security, natural heritage, and future prosperity.
Forest governance and protected areas involve national legislation. Commercial activities must respect conservation requirements and community rights.