Giving Nature A Voice – Power Struggle – Kenya’s Fight Against Fossil Fuel The proposed 1000 megawatt coal fired power plant in Kenya’s remote Lamu county would have severely impacted the people and environment of this pristine region, but it’s just been defeated in Kenya’s courts. It’s a great victory for scientific truth and community […]

Giving Nature A Voice – Plastics Are Forever Kenya’s marine life is increasingly choked by plastic debris. Flip-flops, plastic bottles and nets clutter the white sand beaches, entangling and killing marine animals, birds and fish. In Watamu, local clean up crews collect the plastic and sort it for re-use.In Malindi, a recycling plant turns the […]

Giving Nature A Voice – Max – The Chimp Amputee In Uganda bush meat snares are crippling the chimpanzees of Kibale National Park. One in four chimpanzees in the wild has lost fingers or limbs to snares. But Max has survived without both legs below the knee, and is taking care of his younger brother, […]

Giving Nature A Voice – Man vs. Wildlife – Living on the Edge of Nature Kenya is lucky to have some of the most spectacular wildlife in the world, but it is increasingly in conflict with local people. The big question is: Do they even care? If not why? Are their concerns legitimate? Is the […]