Empower Yourself, Ignite Sustainability
Did you know that hippos are the new elephants in the ivory world? That’s right and quite sad. So the elephants have drastically reduced in population. And the poachers are looking for alternatives, since it seems they can’t survive without ivory. Fact: Hippo teeth are made of ivory just like elephants tusks. It’s very sad … Read more
Are you in agreement that pets will help shape conservationists of tomorrow? It may be a Yes or a No. But allow me few minutes we reason together. Pets are increasing fame into our homes. More people are embracing having them in the living space and considering them as part of the family. Unlike the … Read more
World Rhino Day is marked on 22nd of September. We get to celebrate this wonderful species as well as recognize it’s importance in the ecosystem. We lost Sudan early this year and his death promoted awareness around rhinos. More people got to understand some facts about them. From their conservation status to survival rates. More … Read more
“Humanity can no longer stand by in silence while our wildlife are being used, abused and exploited. It is time we all stand together, to be the voice of the voiceless before it’s too late. Extinction means forever.” Paul Oxton Climate change, global warming, extinction of species, among others have been in our news for … Read more
Kenya is one of a kind. Unique in many ways and home to a wide range of amazing people. If you haven’t visited Kenya yet, it should be your next destination. Kenya is a country found within Africa. In fact, most people think of Kenya when Africa comes to their minds or conversations. Among the … Read more
Oysters are salt-water bivalve mollusks found in oceans/sea/brackish habitats. They belong to the ostreoidea family. They can be consumed raw or cooked by humans. And some of them have pearl that is harvested to make decorative objects. Types of Oysters 1. True Oysters Comprises of the edible oysters. Examples include belon oyster, Olympia oyster, pacific … Read more
Sea urchins are marine creatures. They are echinoderms and belong to the class of Echinoidea. And can be found in the floor of oceans. They prefer areas with coral reef for safety measures. Sea urchin have more than 100 known species. Which are different in sizes, color and shapes. But mainly in round to oval … Read more
Passion is everything. It can help you understand something very well more than someone who had to undergo education program. The sun was very hot, very normal for people living in Mombasa. As we made our way to the beach, it was already full despite being a week day. People are quickly appreciating importance of … Read more
Humpback whale are one of the baleen whale species. They are toothless whales. They have baleen hence their name. They consume their meal whole. One of the technique they use to hunt food is known as bubble net. The baleen helps them to separate their prey from water. Humpback whales are found in all oceans … Read more
It is believed to be one of the Seven New wonders of the World. Mainly involves two countries, Kenya and Tanzania. The migration is primarily driven by the search of fresh pasture and water. And has been there for many years now. For you to enjoy this migration, you have to be conversant with the … Read more