Conservancies Must Combat Greed to Save Our Wildlife

The Kenya Wildlife Service highlights the remarkable strength of zebras, stating, “Did you know that a zebra’s powerful hind legs can deliver a kick strong enough to break a predator’s jaw? They can also run at speeds of up to 65 km/h to escape danger! Co

Today, aside from improving the marine ecosystem in the area, the King’s coral structure also serves as a major tourist attraction site

By dint of Chapman’s heart for biodiversity and the love for these spectacular creatures, volunteers and supporters to his verdict grew in numbers over time. The impressive participation has seen the event grow to be the longest-running citizen science pr

Bidding adieu to COP 16, stakeholders pledged to complete the global drought regime at COP17 in Mongolia in 2027. This was highlighted through significant progress in laying the groundwork for land restoration and drought resilience in national policies a

The conference aims to establish the first global regime for drought resilience, building on the recommendations from the Intergovernmental Working Group on Drought formed at COP15. Governments are expected to negotiate commitments to enhance resilience a

This initiative is inspired by the vision of the late Prof. Wangari Maathai, a revered environmentalist. Guided by the Karura Participatory Forest Management Plan (KPFMP), adopted in 2018, the restoration effort employs a phased and scientific approach ai

The sixteenth meeting of the CBD, taking place in Cali from October 21 to November 1, 2024, is pivotal for global biodiversity discussions. Nearly 200 countries have gathered to address the urgent need to combat the alarming rate of environmental degradat

Pangolins are nocturnal animals recognized by their full armor of scales. They are ranged from vulnerable to critically endangered. 4 species live in Africa, namely: Black-bellied pangolin (Phataginus tetradactyla), White-bellied pangolin (Phataginus tric

“I am deeply concerned by the massive clearing of trees and vegetation around our refugee camps in Garissa and Wajir Counties for wood fuel, a massive deforestation that has been going on for many years,” Duale stated.

The initiative is part of a program designed to alleviate the impacts of drought while reducing potential conflicts between humans and elephants, which can escalate when animals venture closer to communities in search of food and water.

A publication by the International Council for Research in Agroforestry (ICRAF) and Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) outlines the principles of successful planting.

Despite their relentless efforts to manage plastic waste products, much work still needs to be done. Mombasa alone generates about 120 tons of plastic waste daily. Surprisingly, only 5% of this waste is recycled.

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.

The presence of tigers indicates a healthy forest, as tigers help protect forests from illegal deforestation, which in turn helps mitigate climate change and nurture biodiversity. In nations where tigers exist, the presence of tigers strengthens the motiv

Nutrients are chemical substances essential to sustain the life needed by plants, animals and people. Humans can access these nutrients through food consumption. This means that for the food we eat to be nutritious, the crops should have enough supply of

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

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

In the Nakuru Gioto dump site, efforts are made to reduce plastic accumulation through recycling by waste collectors. They sort out plastic materials for sale and reuse, which benefits them financially and ensures that no plastic lies around on the ground

Plants are crucial to the sustainability and thriving of the human race. They are the primary producers on the planet, fulfilling needs like the food we eat, the oxygen we breathe, and even medicine. The interrelation between humans and plants

One way to accomplish this is by utilizing energy-efficient appliances, practising mindful habits such as turning off lights and electronics when not in use, and considering investments in renewable energy sources like solar and wind power.

Gardening, a timeless and rewarding activity, not only allows us to cultivate beautiful landscapes and nourishing food but also presents an opportunity to mitigate the effects of climate change.

Instead of using plastic baggies for sandwiches and snacks, switch to reusable food bags made from fabric or silicone. These bags can be washed and reused, reducing the need for single-use plastic bags.

Ironically, while climate change wreaks havoc on the oceans, these vast bodies of water also play a crucial role in mitigating global warming. As natural carbon sinks, they absorb more atmospheric carbon dioxide than they release, providing a vital mechan

The adoption of precision agriculture techniques, such as satellite imaging, drones, and sensors, empowers farmers to monitor and manage their crops more efficiently. By optimizing inputs like water, fertilizers, and pesticides, farmers can minimize waste

Traditional farming methods, such as agroforestry, crop rotation, and intercropping, offer avenues for carbon sequestration. Agroforestry systems, which incorporate trees and perennial crops, absorb carbon dioxide and store it in biomass and soil.