Meet the Indigenous women restoring Kenya’s Mau Forest — and reshaping gender roles
PolicyTuesday, August 11, 2026Mongabay

Meet the Indigenous women restoring Kenya’s Mau Forest — and reshaping gender roles

Indigenous women in Kenya's Mau Forest, led by Judy Mukut, are actively engaged in ecological restoration efforts while simultaneously challenging traditional gender roles within their communities. Their work not only contributes to environmental conservation but also empowers women socially and economically.

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