Our conservation and eco-tourism programs are primarily based in the Kakamega Rainforest. The opportunities include a tree nursery and afforestation program, conservation education and outreach program, butterfly farming and community education, and eco-lodge construction which offers accommodation
to tourists visiting the forest. Volunteers can also work in the snake park and training centre to educate the community about the bio-diversity of the forest - exhibit snakes, crocodiles, ostriches and other animals.
Volunteers can get involved in any of these programs depending on their skills and interests.
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