Book Launch: Forest Politics in Kenya’s Tugen Hills – Conservation Beyond Natural Resources in the Katimok Forest

Rewilding researcher Léa Lacan recently published her book “Forest Politics in Kenya’s Tugen Hills: Conservation Beyond Natural Resources in the Katimok Forest”. The official book launch will take place on 6 September 2024 at the British Institute of Eastern Africa (BIEA) in Nairobi.

The book launch will be moderated by Eric Kioko and Hauke-Peter Vehrs will join the event as discussant.

The event can be attended in person and online. Please register beforehand using the button below.

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