In the heart of Kenya, Oloolua Forest is a hidden gem in the Karen area of Nairobi. Gazetted in 1932, this urban forest spans 618 hectares and is managed by the Kenya Forest Service. During the colonial era, Oloolua Forest served as a strategic base for the Mau Mau freedom...
Ololua Forest Restoration: Workshop on Participatory Forest Management Plan (PFMP) and Action Planning
Ololua Forest, one of the three forest blocks in the Ngong Hills Forest Reserve, is a critical natural asset providing essential ecosystem services to surrounding communities. However, like many urban forests, it faces numerous threats, including illegal logging, waste dumping, encroachment, and overgrazing, leading to its degradation. The Participatory Forest...
Oloolua Forest: Tree Growing
On June 18, 2024, GLFx Nairobi planted 400 trees at Ololua Forest with students from four Schools in Oloolua Community. This initiative engages schools as restoration partners, promoting biodiversity and environmental awareness