🌲Unleashing Nature's Warriors: KFS recruits Display Jaw-Dropping Skills at Soysambu T-Camp, Gilgil

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Get ready to be blown away by the electrifying display of skills by Kenya Forest Service (KFS) recruits in their training camp at the stunning Soysambu in Gilgil, Nakuru county. These future guardians of our precious ecosystems are gearing up to tackle illegal activities head-on.

Chief Conservator of Forests, Alex Lemarkoko, revealed the strategic deployment plans for these 2,700 rangers across critical ecosystems with a history of illegal activities. From the towering Mau Forest Complex to the majestic Mt. Elgon and beyond, they're ready to defend our natural treasures.

The challenges are real, with 200 forest stations grappling with insufficient personnel. Imagine, sometimes just four rangers safeguarding an area meant for twenty. But KFS is stepping up, aiming to reach a 15 billion tree target while addressing the ranger shortage crisis.

Witness an unprecedented training approach! Lemarkoko highlights the innovative in-house field crafts and tactics course, a first for KFS staff. No more outsourcing – it's all about in-house excellence now.

Hold onto your seats as the KFS undertakes its largest recruitment exercise yet – 2,700 new rangers! Previous rounds were capped at 400, making this a groundbreaking moment. And diversity shines, with 660 women and 2,040 men contributing to the future of forest conservation.

🚁 Watch these eco-heroes in action as they fine-tune their skills for a greener tomorrow. Don't miss this captivating glimpse into their intense journey! 💪🌍