Empower Yourself, Ignite Sustainability
With the shrinking wildlife spaces, and demand for human settlements. How can wildlife be conserved? Long gone are days when conservation areas were only found in less travelled road with low human population. A population that understood the importance to co-exist with the wildlife. They found ways to balance their needs, and rarely brushed shoulders … Read more
Are wildlife crossings effective, and have you noticed them in your adventures? The need for human settlement space has led to encroachment and the shrinking of conservation areas. Wildlife no longer has the huge bare land to enjoy. These human settlements have brought with them infrastructure among other developments. Sadly, most of these developments have … Read more
Have you interacted with the browser yet? What is your experience? As we continue to become conscious of our activities and their effects on our planet. We continue to witness innovation and ideas, destined towards reducing our negative impacts. Our carbon footprints need curbing, and this needs us to go for eco-friendly options or at … Read more
Can climate change affect your menstrual cycle? Yes, it does although it happens not as we may think. Ways in which Climate Change affect your Menstrual Cycle Air Pollution Changes in temperatures. Air pollution Studies show that female who has been exposed to air pollution, tend to suffer menstrual-cycle irregularities. This doesn`t happen immediately but … Read more
The struggle is real, but we keep doing our best. In the spirit of staying away from activities promoting climate change. I have been embracing a vegan diet. Since we all know what livestock farming is doing when it comes to greenhouse emissions. Am yet to be successful at 100%, trending at 40%. What has … Read more
What are your thoughts on, should wildlife be classified as a natural resource? What is a natural resource? These are resources that exist without any actions of humankind. They can either be biotic or abiotic, depending on their origin. The biotic ones include forests, wildlife, and fossil fuels. While abiotic include land, air, earth elements, … Read more
Theme : Transforming Food Systems: Youth Innovation for Human and Planetary Health As we celebrate our day, may it serves as a reminder that you are yet to unleash all your awesomeness. Loses are equally important as wins, don’t beat yourself up. You are destined to greatness, let’s prove them wrong. And create a world … Read more
Theme: Leaving no one behind: Indigenous peoples and the call for a new social contract The new social contract must be based on genuine participation and partnership that fosters equal opportunities and respects the rights, dignity, and freedoms of all. Indigenous peoples’ right to participate in decision-making is a key component in achieving reconciliation between … Read more
