Giving Nature A Voice – Do Rhinos Have a Future In 1970 Kenya was home to 20,000 black rhinos. By 1989 only 400 rhinos were left. They were killed for their horns which are prized in Asia for folk medicine. Even though there is no scientific proof that the raw material of both rhino horns […]

Giving Nature A Voice – Climate’s Children – Drought in Kenya The worst drought in decades showed how vulnerable East Africa is to climate change and that people and wildlife will share a similar fate. In the parched northern county of Baringo juvenile elephants were rescued from drying quagmires of mud, endangered giraffes suffered miscarriages, […]

Giving Nature A Voice – African Fish Eagle_ Defying the Danger in Naivasha Lake Naivasha has the largest population of African fish eagles in the world, despite that fact that Naivasha city has grown to a million people and hosts one of the main export earners of Kenya – the flower industry. Although the lake […]