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Heavy pollution sinks tourism ventures deeper into Lake Victoria’s bottom - MESHA
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By Francis Mureithi - mureithifrancis1964@gmail.com Investors targeting the Kenyan side of Lake Victoria, the world’s second-largest freshwater lake are at crossroads, faced with a huge potential bu...
Communities use modern technologies in restoring coral reefs - MESHA
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BBy Ruth Keah - rkeahkadide@gmail.com Moimuna Aboud stands poised in her diving gear, prepared to embark on a remarkable underwater journey. For two years, the dedicated member of the Wasini Beach Man...
We must act now to combat biodiversity loss in the face of climate change
The intricate relationship between climate change and biodiversity is undeniable and understanding this intersection is essential for our survival. We must, therefore, treat it as an emergency to preserve biodiversity as a crucial ally in our efforts to combat climate change.
Communities use modern technologies in restoring coral reefs
BBy Ruth Keah – rkeahkadide@gmail.com
Moimuna Aboud stands poised in her diving gear, prepared to embark on a remarkable underwater journey.
For two years, the dedicated member of the Wasini Beach Management Unit (BMU) in Shimoni, Kwale County, epitomises the spirit of a health promoter determined to enlighten her community about the importance of preserving the delicate dry land and vibrant ocean ecosystems.
New power infrastructure – big threat for birds
By Njeri Murigi – healthreporter3@gmail.com
Kihansi spray toad was discovered in 1996 in Tanzania in a five acre micro-habitat created by the spray of nearby waterfalls in the Kihansi Gorge.
In 1999, the construction of a hydroelectric dam in the gorge dramatically changed the Kihansi spray toad’s habitat. By 2009 the toad was declared extinct in the wild by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
Heavy pollution sinks tourism ventures deeper into Lake Victoria’s bottom
By Francis Mureithi – mureithifrancis1964@gmail.com
Investors targeting the Kenyan side of Lake Victoria, the world’s second-largest freshwater lake are at crossroads, faced with a huge potential but negated by plastic pollution and other waste released into the water body.
Beach Management units key to sustainable fishing along the coast
By Francis Mureithi – mureithifrancis1964@gmail.com
Often when conservationists and researchers in wildlife talk about conservation, what comes to the minds of many Kenyans is Africa’s iconic wild species like buffaloes, elephants, rhinos, lions and cheetahs among others.
Rarely do you hear researchers talk about wild dogs and the threats they face in their interaction with human beings and livestock.
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