Uproar as lorries ferry logs from Aberdare Forest amid fears over water sources
Residents and leaders in Nyandarua County have raised alarm over ongoing logging activities in the Aberdare Forest, warning that continued tree harvesting could threaten water sources and undermine conservation efforts. The concerns follow reports of tens of lorries transporting logs from the forest, with residents questioning the scale of the exercise and demanding greater involvement […]
Residents and leaders in Nyandarua County have expressed alarm over logging activities in Aberdare Forest, warning that continued tree harvesting could threaten water sources and undermine conservation efforts. Tens of lorries have been transporting logs from the forest, sparking concerns among residents and conservationists. The harvesting has raised questions about the scale of the exercise, the benefits for local communities, and the protection of water sources.
Nyandarua County Forest Conservator Daniel Mukung dismissed claims of deforestation, stating that harvesting is restricted to designated commercial plantations and targets exotic trees planted for commercial timber production.
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