Mount Kenya’s latest fire raises questions over its vulnerable moorlands
About 8,700 hectares of high-altitude moorland have burned since a fire broke out near Rutundu Lodge, reviving questions about how
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Wednesday, September 9, 2026
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Conservation
Mau Forest Restoration Gets Fresh Push as Communities Embrace Conservation and Livelihoods
By Shadrack Mutai – Nairobi, Kenya MFC-ICLIP Second Edition Set for October 3 Kick-Off The government has stepped
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Kiptorok: Where Taboos and Unwritten Laws Have Kept Ancient Trees Standing Tall
By Gladys Yator – Nairobi, Kenya CHEPYOGOT, KEIYO NORTH, ELGEIYO MARAKWET: Ancient trees tower over the cool slopes of
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Kitui Green Run: Every Step Counts, Running for Rain, Water and a Sustainable Future
By JOSPHAT KEBUT “There are races that end at the finish line. Then there are races whose real purpose
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Construction continues at disputed Imenti Forest airstrip despite court restrictions
Armed KFS rangers block journalists and conservationists at Kithoka gate as the government continues clearing the reserve. By
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Agroecology meeting in Bomet: What’s on agenda, who is attending?
The push for common agroecology frameworks, stronger markets for farmers and closer links between conservation and agriculture are expected
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Why basin water committees remain stuck nearly a decade after becoming law
By Chemtai Kirui | Nairobi “Why hasn’t it happened yet?” The question from Jørgen Erik Larsen, a water
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Preparations Gather Pace Ahead of 11th Kaptagat Integrated Conservation Programme
By Kass Digital – Nairobi, Kenya Preparations for the 11th Edition of the Kaptagat Integrated Conservation Programme (KICP) are
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Rhino Charge Enters a Generational Handover After 37 Editions
By Chemtai Kirui | Ngilai Conservancy, Samburu County At 4 a.m., the Rhino Charge camp was already awake.
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Booming reptile trade raises concerns over wildlife welfare and disease risks
By Chemtai Kirui | Nairobi A growing trade in captive-bred reptiles and exotic wildlife in the country is
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