From Samburu to China: Women as key custodians and perpetrators of illegal sandalwood trafficking

A group of Samburu women at a capacity building meeting on sandalwood conservation, Photo by Carroll Omuom, used with permission.By Linda Ngari with support from the Resillience Fund and Unganisha Cultures. The sandalwood tree, known as Losesiai in Samburu language, is of immense traditional value to the people of Kenya’s Samburu County. According to Lillian…

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