Empower Yourself, Ignite Sustainability
It is the fourth largest island on earth and is located off the southeast coast of Africa. Its vegetation consists of reefs, rain forests, and beaches. Mammals, reptiles, and amphibians found in Madagascar are 98% unique to this island and not found anywhere else in the world. It is home to a unique ancient primate … Read more
Do we really consider both side of human-wildlife conflicts? That is damaged caused to both wildlife and humans. Or do we incline on one side and neglect the other party. Wildlife conservation success depends on people’s good will. As much as the wildlife is considered voiceless, we should not turn a blinding eye to the … Read more
Snow leopard is also known as the ghost of the mountains. This is as a result of their extreme solitary behaviour. These leopards don’t even have a group name. That’s how serious they observe their solitude. They are one of the wildlife in my bucket-list to look for before i bid this world goodbye. I … Read more
Leopard are fast felines as they can run up to to 58 km/h. The rosettes (dark spots that resemble the shape of a rose) on their coats makes them look very beautiful. The rosette patterns are unique to each leopard. Leopards in East Africa tend to have circular rosettes while the ones in Southern Africa … Read more
How are plants and animals interdependent? Everything living in this universe depends on another living counter part. They basically depend on each other primarily for survival. This includes needs such as : Food Protection Shelter Reproduction By depending on each other, they end up building several relationships. These relationships are witnessed at various points in … Read more
Lets explore Zanzibar,Christmas is almost here. It may be your destination in the next one month. Its a home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. So if you love beaches, lets explore it. Zanzibar is in Tanzania, one of the East African countries. Its a semi-autonomous region, hence has its own … Read more
What’s next after the ban on logging in Kenya? Ban on logging is still on and loggers have started wondering what’s next for them. They seemed to no longer agree to remain silent about it. Their argument They argue that their contribution as timber production has an effect on our country’s GDP. In short cutting … Read more
Does is it make sense to clear the indigenous flora species and replace them with the exotic ones? In most cities, beautification process is including plantation of various flora species. Which is a good progress. Beautification does not have to be confined in monuments, bill boards, cemented path ways, among others. Flora bring a sense … Read more
Who do you think natural resources belong to? Is it the public as stated by constitution in most countries? Or citizens of that particular area/location. Or individuals who think that it does belong to them. From my understanding, natural resources belong to the public. Benefits obtained from them should be used enjoyed by all citizens. … Read more
How do we share the available space in planet Earth? Species who have best adaptions seems to have their way. The rule being, survival for the fittest plus a new one, and the greediest too. Human population has been growing at an alarming rate. I guess we are among the top species in reproduction. This … Read more
