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Patrols, ranger equipment, communications and field operations.
See the ranger & patrol programme →Monitoring, human–elephant conflict response and endangered species work.
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Your donation, regardless of size, makes a meaningful impact on the ground. Each year we have to raise significant amount to cover our operation and expand to much needed areas of Arabuko-Sokoke Forest protection.
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We can’t do it alone! Our supporters play a crucial role, and we need dedicated partners like you. Join our organisation, help fund our field work, volunteer your time and knowledge, or partner with us to sustain our conservation efforts. Your support makes a huge difference!
Friends of Arabuko-Sokoke Forest is a membership organisation made up of people that want to support the future of the Arabuko-Sokoke Forest for the benefit of its biodiversity and communities living around it. The forest is under serious pressure from illegal exploitation and consequent biodiversity decline and you can help to stop this trend and also help to support local communities and their livelihoods.
Enjoy free weekly guided bird monitoring walks with Kenya Wildlife Service, free attendance to members meeting and invitation to field visits and activities.
Membership is annual and runs from 1st January to 31st December.
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Your donation, regardless of size, makes a meaningful impact on the ground. Each year we have to raise significant amount to cover our operation and expand to much needed areas of Arabuko-Sokoke…
Explore → 02Your donation, regardless of size, makes a meaningful impact on the ground. Each year we have to raise significant amount to cover our operation and expand to much needed areas of Arabuko-Sokoke…
Explore → 03Your donation, regardless of size, makes a meaningful impact on the ground. Each year we have to raise significant amount to cover our operation and expand to much needed areas of Arabuko-Sokoke…
Explore → 04Your donation, regardless of size, makes a meaningful impact on the ground. Each year we have to raise significant amount to cover our operation and expand to much needed areas of Arabuko-Sokoke…
Explore → 05Human-wildlife ConflictThe Arabuko-Sokoke Forest has for many years faced many conservation challenges. Rural communities living next to the forest have more and more exploited it for their livelihoods and settled on its…
Explore → 06Your donation, regardless of size, makes a meaningful impact on the ground. Each year we have to raise significant amount to cover our operation and expand to much needed areas of Arabuko-Sokoke…
Explore → 07A focused FoASF reference page about Restore the Forest, designed around original field evidence, verified facts and a clear next step.
Explore → 08BiodiversityThe forest was gazetted in 1932 and consequently extended in 1968 and is rich in biodiversity, but of particular importance is the exceptionally high degree of endemism. This, together with the forest’s…
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