Photo story: Farming, forestry and motorcycle taxis in Kenya

Coffee is a major cash crop in the Central Highlands. Here students visit Gatugi Coffee Factory and see coffee that is being laid out to dry. Photo credit: Thomas Eisler

image: Thomas Eisler

Travelling on boda bodas (motorbikes), snacking on thorn melon, and milking the community cows. See the photos from students' field trip to Kenya

by: Pin Pravalprukskul

Students experienced local culture and farming firsthand in Nyeri South, the Central Highlands of Kenya, as a part of their fieldwork program in Sustainable Land Use and Natural Resource Management (SLUSE).

Pin Pravalprukskul, Christian Hansen, Pernille Spangsberg, Karolin Andersson, and Thomas Eisler, tell us their story through photos below, or here.

See also: the photo story from their classmates’ fieldwork trip to Sarawak, Malaysia Sustainable farming in Sarawak, Malaysia.

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