A contract is signed for initial placing of 200 beehives in Nyongoro Plantation, with the assistance of African Beekeepers Ltd. Better Globe Forestry considers this corporate social responsibility, and has no financial incentive in this initiative.
Read MorePruning is one of the crucial silvicultural activities for management of Melia volkensii (mukau) that is steadily being transformed from its traditional execution to a mechanized one.
Read MoreBetter Globe Forestry has launched an in-house designed digital Monitoring and Evaluation system to continuously improve forestry operations. This innovation replaces the work with paper, but the goal is the same: controlled corrective actions.
Read MoreTo track the growth curve of mukau trees, Better Globe Forestry collected data by measuring trees alongside stakeholders.
Read MoreAs a result of Better Globe Forestry's outgrowers program, farmers in Kamuwongo have learned the benefit of planting mukau on their farms. The community impact of such farming is massive, as everyone succeeds when even one person makes a change.
Read MorePaying it forward is the key to success, says Better Globe Forestry CEO Rino Solberg in the new book, "Pay It Forward." By paying it forward, we can help each other and soon build a better world for us all.
Read MoreA large plantation like Kiambere can cause significant improvements to the environment, including preventing soil erosion and minimizing the potential for drought.
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