Stories by: Michael Karanja

This particular day is significant, seeing that these are the few human beings diverting from the lot who throw caution to the wind, matters Earth’s welfare.

WFP has spread its humanitarian wings over challenged regions in Kenya, including Northern Kenya, semi-arid parts of Nyanza, Mount Kenya and upper eastern regions.

Interact with citified areas, and you will definitely encounter a few, if not roosts, flying overhead. This is because crows thrive in the habitats we create –squalid and bustling environments.

This genetic erosion is bad for business as it dims the future of the agave plant, a situation that propels the elimination of the crucial diet for bats.

The faithful relationship between plants and pollinators has taken form since time immemorial. They have endured evolution and natural selection under a tight clasp.

This venture primarily picks from the environment basket, with a preference for freshwater, high-quality land, pollination, disease and pest control, and climate regulation.

A touch of feminine vigor has occasioned a significant impact on park protection and community outreach, as they can efficiently play on both sides of the field; courtesy of their ‘multi-tasking’ ability.

The authority has strived to ensure the good word (waste management and environmental conservation) spreads far and wide by partnering with media spaces to hold discussions dubbed “Townhall Series.”

Giraffes still stare out between the cages of extinction with threats like habitat loss, poaching, disease, droughts, and electrocution from low-hanging electric lines, which have seen a dramatic decline in their numbers over the years.

Squalid and bustling human activities are also major determinants of the welfare of the planet, dictating the vulnerability levels of the variety and variability of life.

Organic soils have been haunted by the ugly nightmare of climate change, down-trending their efficacy, which stretches from human subsistence to natural nourishment like water purification

Earth is blue, given that over 70% of it is water. Oceans are the planet’s lungs hence are vital determinants of its sustenance.

The swollen lake has additionally paralyzed learning in the area because schools infrastructure has been soaked, putting the safety of pupils in jeopardy.

Their ability to mimic sounds still awes people. This is due to their thick tongues, capability to manipulate their trachea, and, again, a vocal learning pathway in their brains. However, their brilliance does not allow them to comprehend these sounds.

We have taken this injury a notch by continuing to tamper with its sustainability tools like forests and water sources. For instance, deforestation has become the norm of the day, all in attempts to meet demands for utilities like firewood, paper manufact

Accommodation of endangered flora and fauna, such as the white and black colobus monkeys and the sandalwood tree species, adds to its already beautified profile.

As a result of residing dangerously close to the riverside reserves of Nairobi, Mathare and Ngong rivers, individuals faced displacement, loss of lives and property.

An innumerable amount of waste coffee grounds are disposed into landfills which precipitate to methane emissions in their break down process. The utility of such refuse would undoubtedly be of immense benefit towards the betterment of the planet.

Somalia will experience increased easterly wind speeds of 30 knots (15 m/s), while Kenya and Tanzania will encounter elevated south-easterly wind speeds of 10 to 30 knots (5 to 15 m/s), an event that translates to overstated waves as high as 3.6 meters.

As the country continues to nurse the wounds of floods, productive lands are among the natural resources destroyed by land and mudslides.