Kenya Forest Service is a corporate body established under the Forest Conservation and Management Act no 34 of 2016 (henceforth referred to as the Act). The Act which was operationalized on 31st March 2017, gave the Service's mandate as "to provide for the development and sustainable management, including conservation and rational utilization of all forest resources for the socioeconomic development of the country and for connected purposes"
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KENYA'S REPORTING ON UN SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT
KFS is spearheading the development of indicators for Kenya's reporting on Sustainable Forest Management (SFM) as part of complying to the UN strategic plan for forests. A meeting to deliberate on monitoring and assessment reporting progress in...............
PUBLIC NOTICE
In accordance with the recommendations of the Ministry of Environment and Forestry Taskforce report, and in collaboration with the ICT Authority, Kenya Forest Service is finalizing e-registration of sawmillers. Those who wish to be considered for registration should submit their written request .......................
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NATIONAL TREE PLANTING CAMPAIGN OCTOBER TO DECEMBER 2018 RAINFALL SEASON
Environment And Forestry Ps, Susan Mochache Visits KFS Headquarters
The Principal Secretary (PS) in the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Mrs.Susan Mochache made her maiden visit to Kenya Forest Service (KFS) Headquarters on 3rd August, 2018 in her new capacity as
Chief Mbogori Girls Receives Six Laptops for Environmental Learning
Ag Chief Conservator of Forests Ms. Monica Kalenda presents six laptops to Chief Mbogori Girls Board Chairman Mr. Lawrence Gitonga for promotion of environmental learning in the school. Looking on is the Kenya Forest Service Board of Directors.
KFS Board of Directors Inaugurated
Kenya Forest Service Board of Directors in a group photo with the Ag Chief Conservator of Forests Monica Kalenda during their inauguration ceremony at the KFS Headquarters, Karura.
Eburu Ecosystem Project Launched including the Forest Management Plan
Cabinet Secretary Environment and Forestry Mr. Keriako Tobiko commissioned the Eburu Ecosystem Project in a colourful ceremony in Eburu Forest, Mau Complex.
An Inter-agency operation launched in Maasai Mau County Forest
An Interagency operation has been launched in Maasai Mau, an indigenous Forest covering 46,278 hectares under the Narok County Government watch. The Operation has been launched to flash out illegal loggers and forest enchroaches .
Dakacha Woodlands Stakeholder Engagement Forum
Stakeholder Engagement forum held in Kilifi County to generate lasting solutions for forest conservation challenges facing Dakacha Woodlands. The forum was presided over by Ag. Chief Conservator of Forests, Ms. Monica Kalenda.
New KFS Board Appointed
A new Kenya Forest Service Board of Management has been appointed to run for the next three years as is enshrined in the Forest Conservation and Management Act No 34 of 2016.
His Excellency the Deputy President Presides over the 2018 World Environment Day
H.E The Deputy President Hon. William Ruto presides over the 2018 World Environment Day Celebrations in Kwale County.
KSH 182,868,855 raised during the 2018 Rhino Charge Event
KSH 182,868,855 raised during the 2018 Rhino Charge Event held at Elangata Enterit Enkutoto, Narok County. The Rhino Charge event is also marking 30 years of excellence in conservation.
Environment and Forestry CAS Tours KFS Headquarters
Environment and Forestry Chief Administrative Secretary Mr. Mohammed Elmi toured the KFS Headquarters, Karura. He was received by the Ag. Chief Conservator of Forests Ms. Monica Kalenda among other KFS Senior Staff.
Environment and Forestry Cabinet Secretary meets Senior KFS Staff
Environment and Forestry Cabinet Secretary Mr. Keriako Tobiko meets Senior KFS Staff at the KFS Headquarters, Karura, Nairobi.
2018 International Day of Biodiversity takes place at the KFS Grounds
Principal Secretary for Environment and Forestry, Mr. Charles Sunkuli presided over The International Day for Biodiversity 2018 celebrations held at the Kenya Forest Service Headquarters, Karura.
President Uhuru Kenyatta launches the National Tree Planting Season
H.E the President Hon. Uhuru Kenyatta to Preside over the National Tree Planting Day
Strategic Objectives
- Increase net forest cover
- Strengthen financial base
- Enhance conseravtion, sustainable management and utilisation of forests by improving livelihoods in rural areas
- Effectively manage information within interactive intergrated information systems in support of business processes and improved service delivery
- Strenghten institutional capacity to deliver on it’s mandate
Vision and Mission Statement
To be an internationally recognized organisation for excellence in knowledge-based sustainable forest resources management and conservation.
