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A Planet in Crisis as Wildlife Populations Decline by 73%

The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has released its 2024 Living Planet Report, which paints a sobering picture of global biodiversity. According to the report, the world has seen a 73% decline in the size of monitored vertebrate wildlife populations between 1970 and 2020, with Africa experiencing…

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Why Female Birds Choose Camouflage Over Colour

In the bird world, males tend to steal the spotlight with their vibrant colors and striking features. Female birds, on the other hand, often go unnoticed. Dr. Peter Njoroge, a bird expert with the National Museums of Kenya (NMK), sheds light on why this happens, explaining that the…

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Kenya Joins Global Coalition to Combat Plastic Pollution

In a landmark decision, Kenya has officially joined the High Ambition Coalition, a powerful alliance of 67 nations united in the fight against plastic pollution. This coalition aims to develop a robust, legally binding treaty that addresses the entire lifecycle of plastics through a comprehensive and circular approach.

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Kenya, EU Green Partnership

By Neville Ng’ambwa In a significant step toward fostering environmental sustainability, Kenya held bilateral talks with the European Union (EU) Commissioner for Climate Action, Wopke Hoekstra, at the Kenyan Consulate in New York. The discussions centered around the proposed EU-Kenya Green Partnership, designed to enhance cooperation on various…

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Maternity Leave for Donkeys

Often referred to as the "beast of burden," donkeys in Kenya and across the globe face an existential threat due to illegal trade for their skins. As their numbers dwindle, the remaining donkeys continue to be overworked, a situation that has raised concerns among animal welfare experts.

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