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In a village blessed with plenty of sun, lived a farmer who was famous to all as Shujaa Jabali , Hero of the Soil. Her most valued treasure was the knowledge within her fingers and the seeds she stored, handed over to…
World Rhino Day was established in 2010 by WWF–South Africa, with passionate support from rhino conservationists like Lisa Jane Campbell from Zimbabwe. The day originated in response to alarming increases in rhino poaching, particularly in Africa, where black rhinos and…
Every year, on the first Saturday of September, people around the world come together to celebrate an extraordinary yet often overlooked group of birds , vultures. International Vulture Awareness Day (IVAD) is more than just a date on the calendar;…
The Great Wildebeest Migration is far more than a simple animal movement. It’s a complex ecosystem event that spans the Serengeti-Mara landscape , a breathtaking natural event that has put Kenya and the Maasai Mara Game Reserve at the top of…
Promoting sustainable financing and community engagement is key to effective primate conservation.
My journey with elephants began in 2016 during a school ecological trip to Amboseli National Park as a wildlife student at the University of Nairobi. Standing in the presence of these gentle giants ignited a lifelong passion within me. Two years…
Celebration of the animal kingdom’s most beautiful and fearsome creature was founded by Big Cat Rescue, the world’s largest accredited sanctuary dedicated to big cats. August 10th is a day for people to come together from across the world to pay tribute…
The earth whispers its needs through vanishing forests and silenced species, will we answer? The "We Are Nature Challenge", turns youth into guardians of biodiversity, transforming concern into concrete action this World Nature Conservation Day and beyond. Our survival begins with this truth: to protect nature is to protect ourselves.
History This historic day commemorates Greenpeace activist Hayhow Daniel Nanoto, who died of a heart attack on the 26th July 1998 during a massive protest to re-establish the mangrove wetlands in Muisne, Ecuador. The local community of Muisne joined forces with…
Discover the transformative practice of forest bathing, where immersing yourself in forests can reduce stress, boost immunity, and enhance creativity. This blog explores how nature’s hidden medicine offers healing for both the mind and body while inspiring conservation.