Our impact
Our Impact
Programme evidence, recent results and transparent methods for understanding FoASF’s conservation impact.
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Authoritative information, connected to action.
Each page connects FoASF’s existing knowledge with a clear next step. Historic copy, media and figures are marked for editorial and technical review where needed.
2026 Impact
A current-year dashboard distinguishing 2026 results from cumulative organisational achievements.
Explore →02Forest Protection Impact
Challenge The essential problem facing the Arabuko-Sokoke forest is the ongoing degradation of the forest biodiversity by the forest adjacent communities. As long as the demand for forest and wildlife-related products exists,…
Explore →03Conservation Education Impact
Conservation EducationThe most important resource around Arabuko-Sokoke Forest are people. The challenges of poverty, natural resource exploitation or climate change will not be resolved in a few years. It will take generations.…
Explore →04Forest Restoration Impact
Seeds, nurseries, seedlings, land restored, survival monitoring and community participation.
Explore →05Human–Elephant Conflict Impact
Human-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 →06Community Programme Impact
Covid-19 Support During the COVID-19, Friends of Arabuko Sokoke Forest took a leading role to increase safety of local communities and in collaboration with authorities and Community Forest associations produced and distributed…
Explore →07Impact Methodology
Definitions, data sources, collection methods, limitations and review processes behind FoASF reporting.
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Selection from FoASF’s existing archive. Review captions, dates, locations and photographer credits before final publication.
Evidence & transparency
Sources will be visible, not hidden.
- FoASF field and programme records
- Government and research partners
- Current survey or monitoring report
- Named author and technical reviewer
Operationally sensitive ranger, wildlife and location data will be generalised where necessary.
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