On Friday last week, media and PR practitioners launched a tree
planting initiative at the Starehe Boys Centre in conjunction with the Kenya Forest Service.
The initiative aims to conserve the environment and create a sustainable tree planting culture. It aims to have 100,000 trees planted in Nairobi county, in both
public and private spaces, between the 2017 and 2018 World Environment Day
celebrations.
Key personalities present included KFS chief corporate officer Charles Ngunjiri and forester Charles Utolo. Others were Kenya Water Towers Agency chairperson
Isaac Kalua
and Starehe Boys Centre director Charles Masheti.
