An ethnobotanical study of medicinal plants used by the Nandi people in Kenya.

Ethnopharmacological Relevance: The study of local knowledge about natural resources is becoming increasingly important in defining strategies and actions for conservation or recuperation of residual forests.

Aims Of The Study: This study therefore sought to collect information from local populations concerning the use of Nandi Forest medicinal plants; verify the sources of medicinal plants used and determine the relative importance of the species surveyed.

Materials And Methods: Data was obtained using semi-structured forms to record the interviewee's personal information and topics related to the medicinal use of specific plants.