David Ngala

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Thank you for your help in the forest (more photos)

Category: Forest surveys, Gratitude | Date: Nov 16 2008 | By: davidngala

This is to say thank you very much to all who made the work in the forest possible. We especially want to thank Nature Kenya and all the Nature Kenya members who participated, Friends of Arabuko-Sokoke members, Kenya wildlife service for their support, Watamu turtle watch, A Rocha Kenya and the Arabuko-Sokoke forest guide association. With all your combined effort we were able to achieve a great task of clearing up to 3 Km of nature trail at the Elephant track, it could not have been possible without you. Thank you so much for the time and effort you all put in this.

Long live Arabuko-Sokoke Forest!

Here are some photos to sum it all up!

what a bird!.jpg entrance to the forest.jpg Bird watching in the forest.jpg

During bird watching.

and down went the tree.jpg help help.jpg rough trail.jpg

At the forest.

am exhausted!.jpg look at me jump.jpg having lunch.jpg

Having fun

having cocnut juice.jpg migrant bird watch2.jpg fun at mida.jpg

At mida creek

the excited team at the platform.jpg up the platform.jpg and they sat.jpg

At the tree platform

long walk to the beach.jpg up the b.walk.jpg riding at the back of the truck.jpg

More fun!

saying goodbye.jpg bye.jpg we are here to work2.jpg

saying goodbye…..

Caroline

FoASF Manager

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Asante sana - Thank you to our suppoters.

Category: Gratitude | Date: Oct 15 2008 | By: davidngala

sokoke owl2.jpg

A photo of the Sokoke scops owl - David’s favourite bird.

We are extremely grateful to all our supports, donors, members and faithful bloggers who have in one way of the other made a significant impact in our work.

We are grateful especially to those who have been able to donate through this blog. Your support and contribution has enabled us to keep on working at what we do best.

We may not be able to acknowledged all of you but would like to specifically thank the following for their donations that we received through this blog.

· Jeremy R for your donation of US$ 27.50,

· Steven G for your donation of US$ 100.

· David F for you donation of US$ 200.

· Emerentiane M for your donation of US$ 2,000

· Theresa S for your donation of US $ 250

· Theresa S for your donation of US$ 25

· Sherri S for your donation of US$ 25

We are also grateful to our partners and members for their continued support. We acknowledge the following for their guidance and support in forest surveys and monitoring work: A Rocha Kenya, Nature Kenya, Kenya Wildlife Service, Kenya Forest Service, Wildlifedirect, Sunbird tours, Watamu stakeholders association, Local ocean trust, Conserve forever, and our faithful blog readers among others

To you all we say “Asante sana” (Thank you very much).

10M wide tree.jpg

David Ngala (hugging a tree?) estimating the width of the baobab tree.

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A very major “Asante SANA!!”

Category: Gratitude | Date: May 06 2008 | By: admin

A very brief but extremely heart-felt post, this one… for the incredibly generous recent donation from Nancy for her gift to David’s work with Friends of ASF… It has actually come at a point when we are really feeling the pinch of lack of tourists who buy a few bits and bods to generate a few funds to cover the basic costs of the organisation including fuel for David’s motorbike, covering accident / health insurance for him, supporting the small shop we operate at the Visitor Centre where the bits and bods are sold. The drop in tourists has been due to the mad political chaos we’ve experienced in Kenya the past few months and esp at the start of the year. It meant a 95% drop in tourists pretty much and as a result all tourism-related activities have suffered. This generous donation will really make a huge difference to push us through this time and set us up for the next few months. THANK you!

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