BY Damaris Wataka
Mother Nature continuously expresses her anger in different ways including messed up weather patterns and bushfires. Here are 5 ways we can appease her.
BY Damaris Wataka
Lake Ol’ Bolossat is not as spectacular as the other mighty rivers in Kenya, but when it almost dried up, it caused a panic. Here are six reasons why.
BY Henry Muuthia
I always felt elephants would need an elephantine approach to save them from extinction. Might burning 105 tons of ivory in Kenya be it?
BY Henry Muuthia
Death, on Sunday 22, 2015 of Nola, a female Northern White Rhino in San Diego means future of subspecies rests with on 3 at Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya.
BY Kenya Geographic
If you have never been to any Green Destinations in Kenya do not worry, they do not exist yet until a pilot project by Ecotourism Kenya (EK) is concluded.
BY Kenya Geographic
The last hope for the world’s most endangered mammal, the northern white rhino, now rests on artificial reproduction, experts have said.
BY Kenya Geographic
The landscape in Kibera is receiving a new lease on life as a youth group there establishes the first organic farm in the slum with help from Su Kahumbu.
BY Henry Muuthia
Today the world has risen to the shocking news of the death of Satao, one of an iconic rare breed of elephants known as tuskers due to their large tusks.
BY Henry Muuthia
I recently wrote an open letter to my president and this is what I had to say on the poaching situation in my country, Kenya.
