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Today, I’m writing about the green pin because many people don’t fully understand its symbolism, even trained Climate Reality Leaders(CRLs) . Ask a CRL to explain it, and you’ll often notice hesitation or unclear answers. Yet this small pin carries…
Lubumbashi, 25 March 2026 – Equity Group has put agribusiness in focus during its weeklong trade mission to Lubumbashi and Kolwezi, moving more than 50 delegates through farms and processors while engaging regulators on incentives and market access. The delegation draws…
Forests are not only places of beauty and healing—they are also powerful engines of economies, supporting livelihoods, creating jobs, strengthening food systems, and sustaining billions of people around the world. 🌳💚
On March 14th, we marked the International Day of Action for Rivers by assessing Kiuu River and witnessing severe pollution. The experience highlighted that protecting rivers is a shared responsibility essential for human and environmental health.
The 2026 Nairobi floods were not just a weather event but a deadly climate warning, exposing how corruption in urban planning and environmental neglect cost lives while the poor paid the highest price.
A journey to plant 50 fruit trees in a Kajiado school became a powerful lesson in climate education, persistence, and community leadership. Inspired by an unsung heroine, Teacher Jacky, this story explores why Kenya must move beyond simply planting trees to ensuring they survive and grow.
Every year on the 2nd of February, the world focuses its attention on one of the most important yet least appreciated ecosystems on the planet – the wetlands. Since the signing of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands in 1971, this…
International Zebra Day, observed every year on 31st January, is a global awareness day dedicated to celebrating zebras and strengthening conservation efforts worldwide. In Kenya, the day holds exceptional significance, as the country remains a global stronghold for zebra conservation,…
National Bird Day, observed annually on January 5, is a global occasion dedicated to celebrating birds and raising awareness about their importance to ecosystems, culture, and human innovation. In Kenya, one of the world’s richest countries in bird diversity, this day…
In Laikipia’s rugged ridges and acacia woodlands, Giza, meaning “darkness” in Swahili prowls as Kenya’s famed black leopard. This melanistic icon embodies nature’s quiet power, her story now enriched by motherhood in landscapes strained by drought and habitat shifts. Black Leopard…