Oloolua Forest is a remnant of Kenya’s once extensive dry upland forest ecosystem, located in Ngong, Kajiado County, just southwest of Nairobi. Traditionally associated with the Maasai community, the forest has long served as a source of medicinal plants, grazing areas, and cultural heritage. Oloolua Forest functions as an urban conservation site, supporting biodiversity, environmental education, ecotourism activities, nature trails, caves, waterfalls, and research initiatives that contribute to sustainable forest management in Kenya.