Did you know? Kenya's waters are home to amazing sea turtles! Here are some amazing facts about sea turtles.

This week, WWF-Kenya took a step to strengthen forest conservation efforts in the Chepalungu Forest area by handing over three motorbikes to key partners. Two motorbikes were provided to the Chepalungu Apex Community Forest Association (CHEACOFA), and one to the

Ever wondered how technology helps wildlife managers, communities and scientists monitor wildlife behavior, distribution, and movement? Camera traps installed by WWF-Kenya at the Ilmraba solar-powered borehole in Olgulului-Ololorashi Group Ranch near Amboseli National Park -

Happy new month to everyone! This is a brief glance at August 2024. Visit our website environment.go.ke to read in-depth articles. #ChildrenClimateAction #BiodiversityConservation #NationallyDeterminedContributions #Sustainability

Proudly associated with the story and impact of Magiro hydropower that is enabling more 3,000 end-users, including hundreds of rural, poor households in Murang'a County to access clean and affordable electricity. WWF-Kenya State Dept For Environment & Climate Change 👉youtu.be/w5qtGigCx6k

Did you know that Mara River Basin forms one of ten major rivers that drain into Lake Victoria? The River Mara is the lifeline of the world’s renowned Maasai Mara and Serengeti ecosystems—home to some of the largest concentrations of large mammals on earth—and a tourist marvel

Preserving the Aberdares isn't just about an ecosystem—it's about our future. The proposed Ihithe - Ndunyu Njeru road threatens vital water sources & hydroelectric power for millions. We need sustainable solutions! 🌍🇰🇪 ~ Christine Mwangi, WWF-Kenya #CancelNEMALicence

📣 Upcoming Webinar! Biodiversity, climate change, and community resilience are deeply interconnected. Join WWF-Kenya and Kenya4Resilience on September 12th at 2 p.m. EAT as we unpack Kenya’s National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan. Let us explore how these crucial

We are gearing up for the 13th Mara Day Commemoration taking place this week from September 12th to 15th at Sekenani and Maasai Mara University (Scientific Conference), Narok County. The Mara River, a 395-kilometer transboundary water resource shared by Kenya and Tanzania, is

It is #GivingTuesday and to #KeepKenyaBreathing we are giving back to nature by planting a tree. Our board member at WWF-Kenya, Agnes Odhiambo inspired us today to keep the momentum by planting a tree at our Panda House office in Karen. She was joined by our Senior Management

HAPPENING NOW The 13th Mara Day Commemoration kicks off today with a scientific conference at Maasai Mara University, Narok. Researchers, scientists, government authorities, and thought leaders from Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania have gathered to exchange insights on conserving

Leaders, scientists, development partners, and local communities from Kenya and Tanzania gathered today at Sekenani Ground in the Maasai Mara National Reserve, Narok County, for the annual Mara Day commemoration. The celebrations began on Saturday with a scientific conference at

#MondayMotivation: Meet Kenya's youth water warriors! 💧💪 These inspiring young people are using digital media to advocate for improved water governance in Kenya. Byrgettes Ngana, an award-winning journalist NTV Kenya, recently interacted with this incredible group. Learn

#StaffAppreciationTuesday: Celebrating Jackson Kiplagat! Meet Jackson Kiplagat, our incredible Head of Conservation Programmes. His 'beyond the limits' dedication and passion drive our conservation work, playing a crucial role in the development and implementation of innovative

Empowering Local Voices: VCA's Impact on Climate Action Four years since the inception of the Voices for Just Climate Action (VCA) in Kenya, the alliance has influenced the development of County Climate Change Action Plans and Regulations for Nakuru, Garissa, Samburu, Narok and

As Kenya prepares for the upcoming conferences on the Rio Conventions in the next three months, it is an opportune time to assess and strengthen the capacity of civil society organisations to effectively engage in national and global discussions, and contribute to Kenya’s

Fun and learning with Blue Explorers. Book your child’s spot today! We are thrilled to invite all young nature champions to the Blue Explorer’s first-ever session. This is an exciting marine conservation experience brought to you by WWF-Kenya Panda Club in partnership with Under