 |
| TOURISM |
|
Breathing New Life into Our Association
|
|
|
| "I joined the LTA due to their great work in connecting establishments with Kenya Tourism Board for the Magical Kenya Signature Experiences and their assistance with the Covid compliance for the Tourism Regulatory Authority.
Elizabeth Loker, Proprietor Olepangi Farm
Article continues here |
|
|
 |
| WATER |
|
| Ownership Key to WRUA Sustainability |
|
|
| “The Water and Environmental conversation must start by us accepting that we must play a role in ensuring that our environment is protected. Without ownership and working in partnerships, every effort that we make towards environmental conservation and protection will remain futile.”
Mr. Muriithi, Chair, Ngusishi WRUA
Article continues here |
|
|
| Championing Water Storage in the Face of Climate Change |
|
|
| So far, a total of 13 farmers have benefitted from the savings and loan program. Member farmers are from Laikipia West, Laikipia North, Laikipia East, Meru and Nyeri, and this only goes to show the increasing reach of the Sacco.
Article continues here |
|
|
 |
| WILDLIFE |
|
| Wildebeest, Bustards and Bongos
Kenya Begins First National Census of Wildlife |
|
|
| The census, covering the Country’s 58 national parks and reserves, private and community conservancies, is due to be completed by the end of July. It will cost 250m Kenyan shillings (£1.6m) and includes a count of terrestrial and marine mammals, key birds such as ostriches and Kori bustards, and endangered primates.
Article continues here |
|
|
 |
| RANGELANDS |
|
ILMAMUSI Mukogodo Rangers Go Digital and Get Connected
|
|
|
| Rangers from ILMAMUSI Mukogodo Forest Association have acquired new digital radios, solar chargers and repeater station with the assistance of the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy. The equipment, purchased with funding from the BIOPAMA Project provides for a quick and easy connection to the regional radio and security network used by Lewa, Il Ngwesi, Lekurruki, and Borana Conservancies.
Article continues here |
|
|
|
