Since we are now on Wikipedia should we call it a gone ‘Save Lamu’ scenario? After reading one article that wholly supports the project, claiming “Kenya […]
The Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) announced the nominees for BAKE Awards 2018. Since its inception in 2012, BAKE Awards has recognized and awarded the best […]
Why do we like to hide the true meaning of a very ‘sensitive’ activity? The government, through the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife, is foreseeing bringing […]
Blogging. Few people understand what it is exactly. In most cases when you even mention that you have a blog, names like Cyprian Nyakundi, Robert Alai, […]
According to a study published in January 2017 in the nature international journal of science titled Age, extent and carbon storage of the central Congo Basin […]
Earth Hour is an annual global event seeking to spread the awareness of environmental issues globally organized by organized by World Wild Fund for Nature (WWF) […]
1. It’s only impossible if you give up Chances are, all environmental challenges facing us today could be solved. It doesn’t matter whether there is no […]
Did you know, your small idea can change our world? Even by creating something from absolutely nothing? Today, we face a number of challenges. Challenges caused […]
The human population globally is on the rise. Resources are in plenty but in most instances management of this resources are flawed. Technology has played a […]
This might disappoint petrol heads but for anyone after clean energy, this is remarkable. Harley – Davidson, America’s well-known legacy motorcycle manufacturing, and distribution company are […]
Our human potential is limitless. Even so, having potential is not the same thing as actually doing something with it. Unfavourable effects of climate change ranging […]
We are a step closer to ensuring conservation thrives, especially at the community level and those who live with wildlife, when we choose to act instead […]
It goes without saying that the Wildebeest migration between Serengeti National park in Tanzania and Masai Mara Game Reserve in Kenya is one of the most […]
Early this month, I had an amazing encounter with children. Children so concerned, lively and interested to learn how they can help to conserve the environment. […]
A new series begins. Field Worthy. This series is all about motor vehicles (motorcycles, cars, trucks, buses). Vehicles that shine off-road. Basically, aiding us to go […]
Someone needs to explain to me why wanting clean drinking water makes you an activist, and why proposing to destroy water with chemical warfare doesn’t make […]
Everything on earth has a purpose and follows a particular system. The earth rotates around its own axis. Day and night become part of every essential […]
A Tribute Owning an animal is an amazing feeling. Whether as a source of food either in whole, their products or for companionship. Our African culture […]
Citizen Science is when the public takes part in scientific research projects. One does not need to have a scientific background to participate. Research assists governments […]
The World Economic Forum (WEF) held in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland began with the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi stating that climate change should be a major issue […]
“However, I felt strongly that people needed to understand that the government was not the only culprit. Citizens, too, played a part in the problems communities […]
Kenya’s has amazing environmental conservation work emulated by most of Africa. There are many places to visit and explore. With immense knowledge on this, what better […]
She lay peacefully asleep Her chest heaving softly it Would have been heaven Except….. Every time she turned The sound of my scream was almost unbearable […]
Explore the unseen. Escaping from the busy urban life to a wilderness unknown covers a wider part of exploration. New and strange places are always top […]
Plastic disposable cups, plates and cutlery. Plastic water, juice and/or soda bottles and the ever unnecessary straws. This is has become a normal sighting for most […]
In November, stakeholders in climate change space, meet up at COP. This is always somewhere in Bali, Copenhagen, Doha, Johannesburg, Berlin, Cancun or Marrakesh, you name […]
African Safari’s make a truly unique experience. Not only does it offer breath-taking and eye-opening views, but they really make you think about the preservation and […]
Lead by example with hope, never fear. – Michelle Obama With the prospective Lamu Coal Power Plant still filling reports and files, the fate of Nairobi […]
“In order to attempt the impossible, one must attempt the absurd.”- Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616) Starting at the ridged peaks along the Great Rift valley, Ngong […]
Opportunity. Any set back always leads to an opportunity. An opportunity to learn, grow, innovate and create anything out of that set back. Kenya’s plastic bag […]
It’s that time of the year again when conservationists, animal lovers and advocates, concerned parties and others, march to the streets as they spread awareness on […]
The biodiversity, culture, and history within Nairobi county continues to be experienced along Ngong Road and the Karen Suburb area towards Langata Road. A continuation of […]
Now that the election cloud is slowly drifting away hopefully for the next 5 years, let us get back to matters of concern: wildlife and environmental […]
Lamu has currently become a political agenda. Not because of the insecurity issues affecting the country but because of the Amu Power Lamu coal power project […]
The matriarch elephant leads Feeding on green grass fields Behind its herd is so very level Their red coats decorating Tsavo Little do they know the […]
Brian Omudi is not your typical kinda guy. He is smart, charming, and witty and above all passionate about protecting the environment. It is this passion […]
“Animals and birds evolve more quickly in urban environments than in remote habitats.” Have you come across this outright true article; Cities should be studied as […]
Today, 5th June marks World Environment Day. This flagship campaign started in 1974. The main goal is to create awareness on environmental issues from pollution, both […]
Tropical rain forests are becoming increasingly fragmented. This not only threatens the species that depend on the forest but also communities living around these forests. Our […]
Globally, politicians have dominated the public policy on conservation issues. It is a sad reality that Kenya politicians are involved in passing dangerous conservation policies […]
“However, with proper spatial planning, a national and political goodwill and determination, commitment to implement these plans, and a national effort to control greed, we can […]
Tourism is often described as the backbone of the economy right after agriculture and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in Africa. Africa itself is endowed with amazing […]
Giraffes are top on my list of animals I can look at without getting jaded. Their gait is graceful and elegant. Their coat, uniquely marvellous. I’m […]
People want to visit nature and the natural world. How can this be done without causing adverse ecological and social impacts? The need for ‘responsible travel’ has […]
The annual long-rain season is here with us. Whether this is permanent or not we will find out soon enough. The Meteorological Department of Kenya is […]
This week marks a good number of global events all geared towards preserving, protecting and conserving, educating and enlisting an interest in and celebrating the natural […]
Women are strong pillars in the society. International Women’s Day was celebrated yesterday (8th March 2017) and I have chosen to celebrate Women in the Conservation […]
This is a short video on plastics. Jeff Bridges has illustrated what plastics are doing to our environment and our overall well-being. It’s a call to […]
“It’s the little things citizens do. That’s what will make the difference. My little thing is planting trees.” Wangari Maathai An astounding soul, Patrick Kilonzo Mwalua, […]
Last week was World Wetlands Day. This got me thinking of the causes and effects facing our diminishing wetlands. How and where it all started. The […]
Today is World Wetlands Day. Today we celebrate wetlands. Today (and every other 2nd of February) we educate the world on the significance of wetlands in […]
We shall continue with the Garden Birds Series today as we explore one of the most attractive passerines to see, the Sunbirds. Sunbirds belong to the […]
The fastest land mammal, the Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus), has inopportunely experienced a population decrease of 30% over the last two decades with only 7100 individual adults […]
Early this month, I had an amazing encounter with children. Children so concerned, lively and interested to learn how they can help to conserve the environment. […]