KFS to lose forests boundary altering power in new Bill

Chief conservatoire of Forests at the Kenya Forest Service Julius Kamau. PHOTO | POOL 

The Kenya Forest Service (KFS) will lose powers to sanction the variation of boundaries of a public forest or excision of a public forest if Parliament approves proposed changes to the law.

The National Assembly’s Procedure and House Rules Committee wants MPs to repeal a section of the Forest Conservation and Management Act 2016, which protects forests from actions that endanger any rare, threatened or endangered species.

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