Listen to indigenous people on conservation, NGO leader says
Calves in a predator-proof boma at Mr Mathew Ntayia’s home Nkoirienito home in Olderkesi, Narok West. An NGO leader has said indigenous and local communities should be given a chance to speak on their social, economic and conservation issues.
Indigenous and local communities should be given a chance to speak on their social, economic and conservation issues, the leader of a nongovernmental organisation has said.
World Wide Fund for Nature-Kenya CEO Mohammed Awer says conservation approaches designed in collaboration with communities and indigenous peoples can help mitigate any negative social impacts while providing lasting incentives – and benefits – for sustainable management of natural resources.
