Forest Governance, Livelihoods and Resilience: The Case of Loita Forest (Entime e Naimina enkiyio), Narok County, Kenya

Kariuki, Peris; Njoka, Jesse T.; Saitabau, C. L.; Saitabau, H. S.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-19405-9_6

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“…Determining biodiversity in Naimina Enkiyio Forest is important for securing the future of this sacred forest especially as human pressures are on the rise (Kariuki et al, 2016). Our results provide baseline data necessary for monitoring population trends and highlight the rich mammalian biodiversity of this forest.…”

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“…In Kenya, approximately 2% of the country is covered by closed canopy forests of which 88% is indigenous (Wass, 1995). The Naimina Enkiyio Forest is one of the few remaining indigenous forests in Kenya and is of major spiritual and cultural importance to the Maasai people (Mbuvi et al, 2015, Kariuki et al, 2016.…”

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confidence: 99%