BY Henry Muuthia
Our languages are part of our rich heritage. The rate at which they are disappearing is worrying. There is a possibility, if something is not done soon, we may be looking at an apocalypse of languages in Kenya.
BY Henry Muuthia
Ocean Sole, a local company, is cleaning Kenyan beaches from flip flops washed ashore and using them to make amazing works of art.
BY Kenya Geographic
Drones are now being used to fight poachers in the 90,000 acre Ol Pejeta Wildlife Conservancy. This will be the first such initiative of its kind in Kenya.
BY Henry Muuthia
When I first saw water hyacinth in Lake Naivasha, I was shocked. This surely must be the last thing this Lake, declared a Ramsar site, needed.
BY Henry Muuthia
A forensic lab to be established in Nairobi will assist in the study of population genetics and strengthen evidence for prosecution in Kenyan.
BY Kenya Geographic
The Beehive fence, developed by British biologist, Dr. Lucy E. King, is proving to be an effective deterrent against elephants invading farms.
BY Kenya Geographic
KWS starts its second elephant translocation to move 200 jumbos from Narok to the Maasai Mara National Reserve to lower human-wildlife conflict in the area.
BY Kenya Geographic
The UAP Ndakaini half-marathon, is an annual event that takes place around the scenic Ndakaini Dam to raise funds for its conservation.
BY Kenya Geographic
G4S in collaboration with Friends of Karura Forest (FKF) held their inaugural cross country championship at Karura Forest. Over 600 people participated.
