Munira Anyonge is the Kenya Programme Director for the Nature Conservancy (TNC). She works to protect the environment in economically viable and sustainable ways, ensuring that local communities and wildlife co-exist harmoniously, while preserving cultural values. R:Ed: Could you tell me about wildlife conservation and management in Kenya? In Kenya,
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What is the Factum Foundation?
Factum Foundation for Digital Technology in Conservation is a not-for-profit organisation founded in 2009. The Foundation and its sister company, Factum Arte, apply digital technologies and scientific innovations to art and heritage.
Protecting the Congo Rainforest
Compared to other major tropical forests such as the Amazon, the Congo Rainforest has not been heavily impacted by human activities
The impact of the COVID19 pandemic on conservation
The COVID19 outbreak has led to international travel restrictions and lockdowns across the world. This has resulted in a lack of tourists and therefore an absence of money that is usually generated by the wildlife tourism industry.
Community-based Conservation
This aims to protect biodiversity and improve social wellbeing at the same time. This is achieved by creating benefits for local communities such as money, healthcare and education when they protect nature themselves.
Why do we Need Trees?
There are nearly 3 trillion trees on Earth! We see trees all the time but we don’t always think about why they are important. We need trees to survive on our planet for many reasons. TREES AND OXYGEN Trees produce oxygen and we need oxygen to breathe. So we wouldn’t
The Helpful Opportunities of Bee-Keeping
Bee keeping is an economically and environmentally sustainable business. Not only is it profitable, but it also protects people, animals, plants and the bees themselves. HOW BEES BENEFIT PEOPLE Beeswax (used for cosmetics) and honey (used for food) are profitable trades. The value of the honey trade is estimated to