Shaping Laikipia’s Rainwater Harvesting Policy
In the Arid and semi-arid lands of Laikipia, where seasons are often marked by thirst rather than rainfall, a silent…
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LWF PARTICIPATES IN CONSERVATION EDUCATION CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP
Conservation education is a crucial component of Kenya’s education system, particularly with the integration of the new competency-based curriculum (CBC).…
LWF PARTICIPATES IN A WORKSHOP ON CATALYZING FOREST LANDSCAPE RESTORATION IN KENYA THROUGH THE RIGHT MIX OF ECONOMIC INCENTIVE POLICIES
It was the beginning of the rainy season in March, and everything natural looked refreshed and full of new breath.…
Preserving and restoring degraded forest areas to enhance ecosystem services
Forests are one of the key biomes of the world that support biodiversity. However, the intricate balance between economic growth…
Restoration; One Seedling at a Time
With the UN decade of restoration and the Kenyan target to grow 15 billion trees, we have to get it…
LWF PARTICIPATES IN REVIEW OF FOREST REGULATIONS AS A MEMBER OF NECSA- K
When the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry called for the review of eight Forest Regulations, LWF received emails…
Reflection on World Water Day Celebrations
The 2025 commemoration of the World Water Day was filled with jubilation from the local community at Tigithi High School,…
Community shows Commitment to Wetlands Conservation at Secret Valley
Wetlands are among the key habitats that provide basic needs and important ecosystem services for the planet. Either permanent or…
Learning beyond the Classroom: LWF Brings Conservation to Life at All-Age Fun Fair
Conservation education has been one of the key pillars of Laikipia Wildlife Forum in driving sustainability and creating resilience for…
A Historic Milestone in Environmental Planning
The journey towards environmental sustainability in Laikipia County reached a historic milestone as Governor Joshua Irungu, EGH, officially launched the…