Empower Yourself, Ignite Sustainability
The Big Five is the term used to describe the five most dangerous animals in Africa. It is a concept that originated in Southern Africa but has been adopted worldwide by hunters and tour operators. There are different lists of animals considered ”big”, but the most common one consists of: Lion, Leopard, Rhinoceros Buffalo Elephant. … Read more
Climate finance has been a pain to all of us. A hindrance to any progress. Floods, drought, and heatwaves, among others, will continue to be part of our lives. With them, lives will be lost, livestock will continue to die, and life will be extremely hard. Enough has been said about how the talking has … Read more
Does climate anxiety have a place in the stories we tell ourselves about global warming? How can we escape being paralyzed by climate anxiety? Easier said than done, I know. But in this article, I try to answer these questions. I identify as a climate anxiety sufferer. I’m surrounded by facts and scientific evidence that … Read more
Ubunifu is a Swahili word for Creativity. Are you in Kenya? Creative with limited or no resources, and would love to explore? Ubunifu hub is your newfound Home. Ubunifu hub is possible through One Planet. One planet Youth program by Green Peace and Fryshuset Aged 15 – 25 years old To engage, broaden and strengthen … Read more
What are you going to do when the world needs saving? Pull a rabbit out of your hat? Not very likely. The real solution is much simpler: surround yourself with good-hearted people and don’t change or conform to the evil around you. So follow your heart, it’ll lead you to the answer Never change or … Read more
Activism is mostly born out of a passion for something you love /believe in /or are closely connected to. But facing challenges that make it impossible to happen or injustices around it. Just like true leadership, activism is not learned but it is deep-rooted in your soul till you realize it. When the right trigger … Read more
“Children who spent time in green spaces between the ages of seven and twelve tend to think of nature as magical. As adults, they are the people most likely to be indignant about the lack of nature protection, while those who have had no such experience tend to regard nature as hostile or irrelevant and … Read more
Climate anxiety is a feeling of dread or panic that can arise from thinking or worrying about climate change. For some, it’s the fear of heatwaves, floods, species extinction, and natural disasters. Its getting worst Research indicates that climate-related anxiety is rising and that it leads to emotional exhaustion and burnout. You know the mantra: … Read more
