The Chamwada Report: Professor Kusimba's One Milllion Tree Farm

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From one tree to close to a million trees in 10 years! Professor Chapurukha Kusimba has turned a 200-acre rocky land into a forest. The Professor of Anthropology at the American Univerisity in the USA explains how he achieved that and why he is passionate about conservation.
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[@jamessitati7396]

people don't understand the work that this fine professor Kusimba has done, if it was the government of kenya planting this trees it would have cost millions to the tax payer, one man has done more than some county governments, trees are very important and even though i am way behind i try to plant as many trees on my farm as possible, getting good seeds in kenya is a problem and as usual the government fails wanaichi, the government should be serious about improving forest cover, we kenyans will do our part by growing more and more trees.

[@johnndoli7051]

This is " just exquisite "

[@johnndoli7051]

Professor Kusimba is a smart & infinite constructive dreamer ,
African youth need to learn from him !!!!!*.
Thanks to him and hopefully he lives many years more !

[@somnyad]

I have watched this a few times. It is really valuable information on how to effectively conduct ecological succession with villagers (local stakeholders). This story is not only for Kenya, but for the whole world.

[@brucepatterson2430]

Good job Chap! Glad to see the establishment of indigenous forests and am sure the recovery of hedgehogs, porcupines etc are dependent on them. Likewise the birds. A real success story!

[@musilawanjala8896]

The world should emulate this to safeguard our future generations. Congratulations khwa Papa

[@williamkiarie8945]

Very good job Prof. It is a pity only 6000 Kenyans have viewed this. God has blessed us with a beautiful country but too many people are oblivious of the opportunities available. But as the Prof has demonstrated here nothing comes easy - we have to work hard for years before we can see the fruits of our labour.

[@wenzesrotich3526]

This is the kind of men Kenya needed kudoz Mr kusimba may God blessed u abundant reach and teach young girls and boys the same pongezi pia Alex chamwada I appreciate your reports it really transform life u are real gentleman I known thanks Alex ,Elijah, Humfrey and Justus ndichu

[@ChamsMediaTV]

Many thanks!

[@t.n.9868]

Still here. 👏👏. The lessons tapped here assisting me grow my forest

[@stephenobudho4538]

this is how Kenyans should increase land value, by actually planting and building infrastructure not through speculative investing.

[@marynafula3753]

shout out to @ Mr kusimba. kenya needed this, we are so proud of you. kudos

[@thelyontv5735]

we are not proud of him

[@t.n.9868]

Longing to see the new transformation 4 years later...

[@jeffsitati]

What an amazing story,thank you chams media for touring as around the world your stories are always inspiring and motivates many

[@t.n.9868]

Watching this inspirational clip my 5th time. Prof. Kusimba is a pacesetter

[@tashrifamohamed1957]

Woow such inspiring documentary kudoz you are the best role model. Keep it up i still remember this place .

[@osodowilberforce2321]

Wonderful,Mr.Kusimba.

[@KiraguS5573]

This Documentary, I love!! and will keep in mind, the difference between tree planting and tree growing as I do my bit in the ONE Million (DFK) Trees Kakamega County

[@meshackwabomba9839]

Colouring the world green , The best thing a man can do to reward nature .🤗

[@khalfanbini5100]

am proud of you Chap!! keep it up

[@josephkanyugi3799]

I did not know that such people existed in Kenya.
However, according to me, having seen Kenya Forests from Limuru, through the escarpment, along Mai Mahiu road to Naivasha, then up to Nakuru and up the Mengai Hill, then the Aberdare Forest, from 1965 to now, I believe we don't have good capable foresters any more. Even Karura forest shows a lot of neglect these days. Recently I visited Arabuko Sokoke forest and saw a neglected forest and soon, it will be grabbed by developers as land around this forest is gaining in value. I am not a Forester. I missed the course at University and did Engineering instead but my heart is still in Forestry. I urge the "foresters" in this country to visit China and India and see what they are doing regarding forestry and trees. Also, we can learn from Tanzania our neighbor the we believe we are better than, and learn one or two things about Forestry.

[@impalabirungi6079]

Spend tax payers money on a man like this man. He is very usefull.

[@agnesnyambuto3311]

This is my best episode...I love trees and nature as a whole..thanks Chamwada

[@annmutsach7397]

Thank you. Very inspiring.

[@stevom8883]

Great Work Professor Chap Kusimba. I have enjoyed watching the amazing work have done at your farm. You're truly a making a positive impact in the community and also addressing climate change issue in that area.

[@environmentalistlilytanui8265]

So inspirational

[@ChamsMediaTV]

Thanks for watching

[@shaddybush7165]

Great achievement and moreover it's a lesson to me and others that hard work pays and in return we need to focus on future plan.

[@236Mars]

A really great documentary. Wonderful job Chams media. We need lots of these transformational insights into national and human issues.

[@namnyaklogistics8365]

Very inspiring professor

[@vincentomboho5001]

I love this project. can I get to be linked up to the professor?

[@muemamusyoka6970]

Great encouragement .This reminds me of genesis story when God created our first parents and gave them a shamba to take care, every one has a roll to play in planting and taking care of trees. Let's take care of this green blacket and it will take care of us now and in future.

[@kalimkalifarmersuganda5042]

Not only kenya even all African counties do it for better climate conditions in future , because we are cutting a lot of trees but planting others is low

[@mulusawalter779]

This is what am dreaming to achieve.

[@stanleyambrose7976]

Hongera Chap. Porini Ajabu.

[@johnmbugua4923]

thanks chamws for bringing proff . kind of report we are waiting for, not the usual nonsense na siasa za ujinga

[@BabaShuge]

goals

[@lydiakusimba7266]

To be honest with you I'm searching for my brother kusimba

[@evansmisiko9471]

Greening the brown! He's atrue environmentalist!

[@johnmbugua4923]

NOTED PROF HANA ILE KIINGEREZA YA MAPUA

[@DM-rh7ul]

Liked the comic guy

[@techpiton5200]

Great work professor. I have been looking for a forest with indigenous trees and it has been a big challenge. There are no indigenous trees no more among the farms. Sad

[@listenup2882]

Plant them.

[@lilianoyugi4927]

🎉🎉

[@kenmaritim9543]

You should also grow bamboo and hass Ovacados.

[@BIGBROTHERADVICECORNER]

I am challenged thanks so much.i wish to visit his place one day.please give contacts.

[@yourdataanalyst9661]

Woow

[@timothymusau4053]

Its called Fruits of education