Empower Yourself, Ignite Sustainability
We are in a combustible Planet : Wild Fires We are in a combustible Planet , hence the presence of Wild Fires in different continents from time to time. This is due to factors such as : Flora rich in carbon The seasonal dry climates Presence of oxygen in the atmosphere Lightning Volcanic activities Human … Read more
New World versus Old World Monkeys New World versus Old World Monkeys. What are the similarities and differences among them? Some of the differences between these monkeys include: Old world monkeys are believed to have been living in Africa, while the New world monkeys in South America. New world monkeys thrive well in trees. They … Read more
Importance of having wildlife road signs in highways cutting through conservation areas Importance of having wildlife road signs in highways cutting through conservation areas. Since developments have led us to make way even in the most inappropriate places. Trying to connect various destinations. Wildlife Road Signs They are road signs used to alert the drivers … Read more
The Greater Apes: The ground dwellers Gorillas The greater apes, the gorillas. Also known as the ground dwelling ape. Gorillas They are found in Rwanda, Uganda and Democratic Republic of Congo. In the Virunga Massif, that borders the three countries. They are huge weighing up to 195 kilograms and stand close to 1.8 meters high. … Read more
The Greater Apes: Chimpanzees The greater apes include the chimpanzees, gorillas, orangutans as well as the bonobos. They are close relative species to humans. They have various similarities and brain developments in progress. They are also one of the largest apes and have no tails. Unlike other wildlife species, they are able to make use … Read more
Primates: The Most Developed and intelligent Animal Species Primates, they most Developed and intelligent animal species on our planet. It also includes humans, who happens to be the most developed and intelligent. Basic knowledge about primates Primates are characterized by large brains relative to their body shape, and an increased dependency on their visual acuity … Read more
Wildlife should be allowed a ”weekend” Wildlife should be allowed a ”weekend”. Two free days every week with no humans in it. Weekend In our usual days arrangement, weekend involves Saturday and Sunday. Days that have been set aside for rest. Allowing us an opportunity to rejuvenate our bodies. It is also used to mark … Read more
My Marabou Stork Story made me stop seeing them as the ugliest birds on our planet. It was a bright and sunny Sunday afternoon. I was in the company of one of my very best friends. Who happens to be one of the best birders. As usual, we would always explore birds and other species … Read more
Let’s do some bird watching: African Fish Eagle Let’s do some bird watching and explore more about the African Fish Eagle. Time to enjoy clarity through binoculars. Bird-watching Unlike the usual wildlife observation including the mammals, reptiles, and other ground wildlife. Bird watching allows us to observe birds and test our spoting/hearing/instincts towards birds. Bird … Read more
Media as a tool in Conservation Media as a tool in Conservation. It’s a very important and effective means of educating communities about conservation education and awareness. But that is not being fully utilized. Lets explore how media addresses conservation in Kenya Kenya is yet to do a good job in the world of conservation. … Read more
