Agroforestry gives Kenyan indigenous community a lifeline

Mongabay
May 24, 2018, 9:20 am200 pts
WEST POKOT, Kenya — The Cherangani people, an indigenous community in Kenya’s Rift Valley, have always called the Cherangani Hills Forest their ancestral home. Also known locally as the Sengwer, they were traditionally reliant on the forest for hunting and gathering, herbal medicines, honey, and sorghum…

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