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Project Essay
Evans4701



Registered: November 2012
City/Town/Province: kiptere
Posts: 1
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The youth project is registered as Momul Agroforestry Group. We raise quality trees seedling within rural parts of Kenya. Our effort has greatly impacted the environment since we contribute to conservation through agroforestry practices among farmers. We currently have a capacity to raise one hundred and fifty thousand seedlings per year.
Due to rapid increase in human population forest products reduces over time and thus their is need to promote sustainability in management of various forest resources through agroforestry practices.
· Date: September 28, 2018 · Views: 3332 · File size: 31.3kb, 180.9kb · : 720 x 960 ·
Project Results
Hours Volunteered: 15360
Volunteers: 8
Authors Age & Age Range of Volunteers: 28 & 20 to 30 years old
Area Restored for Native Wildlife (hectares): 2
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