In Kenya, forests are great reservoirs of biological diversity though they cover only 2% of the nation’s land area.
Coastal forest region, Central high montane forest region, the lush Western rain forest region and the dry zone forest region, are the four main classifications of forests in Kenya. A rich and extensive flora and fauna including Rhinos, Lions, rare Colobus monkeys, Leopards, Elephants and so on, is supported by these  forests,
Lost of numerous bird species are greatly attracted by these forests in addition to being rich in avifauna.
In composition, approximately 40% of the larger mammals, 50% of Kenya’s tree species and 30% of the bird species, make up Kenya’s forests.
Kenya wildlife service in a venture to protect the numerous plant and animal life hosted by these forests, has gazetted many forested regions in the country as National Parks and National Reserves.

The Mt. Kenya Forests, Aberdares Mountain regions, Arabuko Sokoke forests and Equatorial Kakamya forests, are the four main forest regions in Kenya.

Due to the fact that Kenya’s forests provide shelter to some of the rare and most endangered plant and animal species, they are considered to have great potential for eco-tourism. You can be sure to get perfect conditions for game watching, nature walking and bird watching while in the tropical rainforests.

Another thrilling attraction in Kenya’s forests is the tree top lodges.
It’s truly an awesome experience for one to explore the scenic beauty and amazing wildlife from the top of a tree. Please Don’t miss it in the world.
Not only do the Kenya forests support many industries like the wood curving industry, the pulp and paper industry and building and construction industry, but also provide numerous weeds to be used as medicinal herbs.

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