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Timber dealers now target indigenous trees Njagi, David

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The Nation Media Group

Series: The East AfricanPublication details: Nairobi : Kenya Nation Media Group Vol. 748 Mar 2-8, 2009Description: pp. 10Subject(s):

Summary: Rising demand for timber and charcoal in Kenya's coastal towns has driven merchants to turning to mango and coconut trees. Protected areas like mangrove forests have not been spared.

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Rising demand for timber and charcoal in Kenya's coastal towns has driven merchants to turning to mango and coconut trees. Protected areas like mangrove forests have not been spared.

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