Conservation education is a crucial component of Kenya’s education system, particularly with the integration of the new competency-based curriculum (CBC). Instilling conservation values in learners from an early age ensures they become responsible stewards of the environment. Recognizing this need, the Wildlife Clubs of Kenya (WCK) has embarked on developing a National Conservation Education Curriculum…
It was the beginning of the rainy season in March, and everything natural looked refreshed and full of new breath. It felt like the dry season had ‘killed’ many things, and the rains had just brought them back to life. The journey from Nanyuki to Naivasha was a scenic view of natural resources that now…
With the UN decade of restoration and the Kenyan target to grow 15 billion trees, we have to get it right from the source, that is, at our tree nurseries because quality and adaptable seeds are where conservation meets community needs on restoration. Follow the story with Brian Otieno, Project Officer in charge of Conservation…
The 2025 commemoration of the World Water Day was filled with jubilation from the local community at Tigithi High School, as they were accorded the privilege of hosting the national event. The theme this year was Glacier Preservation. The occasion was graced by Eng. Eric Murithi Mugaa, the Cabinet Secretary (CS) for water, sanitation,…
Conservation education has been one of the key pillars of Laikipia Wildlife Forum in driving sustainability and creating resilience for the local communities, especially for students and the youth. Students are critical in championing conservation efforts, but enhancing their understanding through practical models away from the confinement of the classroom is key. Our school outreach…
The journey towards environmental sustainability in Laikipia County reached a historic milestone as Governor Joshua Irungu, EGH, officially launched the Laikipia County Environment Action Plan (CEAP) 2025-2029. This landmark initiative makes Laikipia the first county in Kenya to develop an environmental action plan under the revised National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) guidelines, reinforcing its commitment…
Rangers play a vital role in protection of our ecosystem enhancing survival of our wildlife. Their work exemplifies unwavering dedication that has significantly contributed to the sustainability of our fragile ecosystems. On 31st July 2024, we joined the globe in celebrating the World Rangers Day at Nanyuki Stadium. Dr. Erastus Kanga, the Director General of…
Our Conservation Education unit remains committed to promoting environmental awareness and equipping learners with the practical skills necessary to mitigate the effects of climate change and address other environmental challenges. In partnership with institutions such as Three Rivers Academy, Borana Conservancy, and Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, William Holden, among others, LWF focuses on hands-on environmental activities…
Conservation Alliance of Kenya (CAK) organized a meeting and invited its members to meet with Ms. Rebecca Miano, the Cabinet Secretary (CS) for Tourism and Wildlife on 23rd September 2024 in Nairobi to discuss the areas in wildlife management that need attention by the Ministry. The 13 organizations present highlighted some key issues after which…
With support from TerraFund for AFR100, we are dedicated to combating climate change, restoring critical ecosystems, and reviving biodiversity by replenishing forests that are vital to the health of our planet. Shamanek Forest in Nyahururu has been identified as one of the key areas for our restoration efforts. On August 9, 2024, we paid a…