There is a biodiversity walk Saturday 3 March 2018 at Mida Creek. The walkers will meet at Kenya Wildlife Service offices at 630am and proceed to Mida. However, if anyone is closer to the area and it is more convenient they can wait for the group at the Mida boardwalk.
Arsenal help turn the Arabuko-Sokoke Forest, Kenya, red (or yellow in this case)
Kit and equipment donated by Arsenal FC helped us bring the communities, and football teams, that live around the forest together and provide us with the platform to educate the local children of the dangers facing the forest and inspire them to champion its future preservation.
The day was a huge success – following a briefing from Sammy, kit was handed out to two of the communities’ local football teams; The Happy Eagles and Kipepeos (butterflies). The teams then took to the field where the Kipepeos won 1-0 in a competitive and tightly contested game!
The remaining kit will be handed out to two further local teams; The Forest Rangers and the Sunday Stars.
As well as the great benefits to local community and environment, the donation will have no doubt created an Arsenal fanbase, in this small corner of Kenya, for years to come!
Come on the biodiversity walk on Saturday 3 February 630am
Come on the biodiversity walk meeting at 630 am on Saturday 3 February at Kenya Wildlife Services offices at the Gede entrance to the forest.
Biodiversity walk Saturday 20 January
Come on the biodiversity meeting at 630 am on Saturday 20 January at Kenya Wildlife Services offices at the Gede entrance to the forest.
Filming starts for educational movie
Today (4 December) RedEarth Fixers started filming the educational film for children living around the forest sponsored by African Fund for Endangered Wildlife.
Director Miranda Grant and her crew have taken the stars of the show, two local children Nickson and Doris Nyule into the forest for the first day of shooting.
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