Empower Yourself, Ignite Sustainability
When Kenya’s Deputy President, Kithure Kindiki, announced in Belém, Brazil, that international organisations were praising the country’s social housing program and the Nairobi Rivers Regeneration Project, it felt like a proud moment for many Kenyans. After all, this recognition highlighted Kenya as a beacon of hope in global climate action and urban resilience, showcasing homegrown … Read more
A Landscape Under Pressure Kenya stands out in African conservation, with famous places like the Maasai Mara and Amboseli. Still, finding a balance between growing communities and protecting wildlife is getting harder. Kenya has 92 people per square kilometre, which is much less than the UK. However, when development is not planned, it breaks up … Read more
Climate change remains one of the most pressing issues of our time, impacting every corner of the globe. Recent research provides new insights into how climate change is affecting various regions, including Africa. In this blog post, we delve into the latest findings, with a particular focus on Kenya, to understand the current state of … Read more
How did you celebrate World Migratory Bird Day? How many bird species did you manage to spot? What are some of the unique and fun activities did you engage in? Did you notice any patterns or odd stuff from the birds you interacted with? Birdwatching Birdwatching is one of the fun activities while interacting with … Read more
Some areas continue to suffer drought, with many rivers drying up. This has led to a shortage of water and given trouble to anything that depends on it. Which we know, is almost everything. If trees were to be planted in these areas, with no after-planting plans. Almost if not all seedlings will die. But … Read more
Turkana County is a semi-arid place that is hot and dry almost throughout the year with temperatures going up as high as 40 degrees. The drought and high temperatures have made it difficult to sustain forest cover in the region. Even so, Equity Bank has made significant steps in helping with environmental diversification through its … Read more
Yesterday was the international day of clean air for blue skies. Where we got reminded how breathing clean air is quickly becoming a luxury. The day was filled with events, activities, webinars among others. Where different groups preached how they doing their best to make our atmosphere safe. From all the talk, you could wonder … Read more
It a proposed Bill in the Nairobi County Assembly banning food and food products wrapped in plastic bags If this bill is passed, Nairobi occupants risk a fine of Sh4 million fine or face a four-year jail term or both if found with the single used utensils used for food and food products takeaways. This … Read more
If you’re reading this and thinking about how you can support the African Lion on your next trip to Africa, then you have come to the right place. Traveling to Africa and going on safari is a dream of many people, but only a few get to experience wild animals in their natural habitat. The … Read more
Have you ever thought about what may happen when Tourism is given an Upper hand, instead of Wildlife Welfare? Where does wildlife welfare comes in, when we are busy making tourism palatable and desirable to our target market? Aren’t we supposed to put wildlife first? Do we really care about wildlife welfare? Would you say … Read more