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Environment
Environmentalists have dispelled fears that the ongoing harvesting of mature trees in forests across the country is detrimental to the…
The campaign against illicit brews and substance abuse across Kiambu County is adopting new strategic approaches. Local leaders are deploying…
The Kenya Forest Service (KFS) on Tuesday morning opened a resource center worth Sh 75million at its headquarters in Karura…
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki on Thursday carried out an unannounced inspection of the ongoing Nairobi Rivers Regeneration Project in the…
The campaign to sustain 15 billion tree planting is bearing fruits, with the communities living near forests in Kiambu county…
Bees are insects that are feared by many people in the world despite producing nutritious honey. However, they are also…
The Kenya Forest Service staff from the headquarters in Karura, Nairobi, on Tuesday participated in a tree planting exercise in…
The country hosted a team of nobel winners to remember and celebrate one of them the Late Prof Wangari Maathai…
An environmentalist has urged communities living near wetlands to volunteer their time to safeguard these areas, noting that they are…
Over 95% of the nation’s vital wetlands have vanished, prompting an environmental advocate to issue a stark warning about the long-term dangers. David Wakogy, CEO of Friends of Ondiri Wetland, highlights population pressure and land grabbing as primary causes. His organization leads conservation efforts, including reclaiming land and organizing public awareness campaigns and fundraising events.