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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.
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…
Despite stalled plastics treaty amid geopolitics, with INC-5.3 set for February 2026, UNEA 7 amplified Global South voices, youth, and Kenya's wins for climate justice.
Built for Speed, Silently Facing Extinction: International Cheetah Day 2025 I count myself lucky to have interacted with the Cheetahs both in the wild and in captivity. During my attachment in 2016 under Nairobi Animal Orphanage at the Kenya Wildlife Headquarters…
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…