Thanks to EAMCEF’s support, I’ve been able to lead tourists more effectively and contribute to forest conservation efforts. The upgrades to Bunduki Campsite have been crucial—they’ve built toilets for visitors, resting shelters, and 280 steps that make the journey to Hululu waterfalls much safer and easier. EAMCEF has also established boundaries to prevent fires from spreading from nearby farmland into the forest, helping us protect this precious environment. These improvements mean I can provide a higher standard of guidance to visitors, and our community has become much more aware of the importance of conservation and sustainable tourism. On a personal note, I have planted about 800-900 trees in various areas. This allows me to meet essential needs, as I can use some trees for firewood or sell them when in need. This tree-planting initiative has also greatly benefited our community, reducing the pressure on the forest and helping us sustainably manage our resources.”
