Forest Challenge event is held every year and has attracted increasing interest among corporates and individual. The resources raised from the event guarantees continuity of the rehabilitation programme.

The tree planting model of empowering the communities by engaging them directly through the Community Forest Association (CFA) in planting and nurturing trees while allowing them to cultivate crops in the planted areas has ensured appreciation, buy-in and ownership guaranteeing social fences for the rehabilitated sites.

Joint monitoring of the sites by CFAs and KFS ensures timely adaptive actions in the planted sites warrants high survival rates. The rehabilitated sites are handed over to KFS for long term protection from illegal activities such as illegal logging.

Direct partnership with individual corporates compliments and ensures the success of the Forest Rehabilitation Programme.

Restoring 600 hectares would require us to plant cumulatively 600,000 indigenous trees.

So far, we have planted and are nurturing 30,000 indigenous seedlings which only represents 5%.

To realise our target of 600,000 trees by 2030, we need to plant 64,000 seedlings annually, between 2022 and 2030.