Thursday, September 24, 2026

At UN Environment Summit, States Commit to Pollution-free Planet

  Nairobi, December 7 - World governments have committed to a pollution-free planet at the close of the United Nations Environment Assembly in Nairobi, with...

Aloes of Uganda – A Field Guide

  Authors: Thomas Cole and Tom Forrest Reviewed by Cathy Watson Aloes are a vital part of the environment. They act as nurses or protectors for other...

Trump Delays New Policy on Importation of African Elephant Trophies

Nairobi, Nov 21 - United States President Donald Trump has decided to delay the implementation of a new policy that would have allowed trophies...

Dozens of New Wildlife Corridors Identified for African Mammals

Researchers at the University of California, Davis, have identified 52 potential wildlife corridors linking protected areas across Tanzania. Using a cost-effective combination of interviews...

Queries as Sh19.5 billion Bosto dam runs into new controversy

The planned construction of the Sh19.5 billion Bosto Dam in Bomet county has run into controversy with conservationists voicing opposition to the project. The National...

Scientists Confirm Presence of Peatlands in Democratic Republic of Congo

Kinshasa, Oct 31 - Scientist have confirmed the presence of peatlands in the Democratic Republic of the Congo after an expedition in the village...

UN Report on Emissions Says Paris Agreement Goals Not Being Met

  Geneva, Oct 31 - Governments and non-state actors need to deliver an urgent increase in ambition to ensure the Paris Agreement goals can still...

African Elephant Poaching Declines but Ivory Seizures Hit Record High

Geneva, 24 Oct – The latest report by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) on the...

Black Rhino Births in Kenya Exceed Number Lost to Poachers – FFI

Nairobi, Oct 18 - Black rhinos are holding their own in Kenya with the number of calves born this year exceeding the number of...

Whale Watching in Watamu: East Africa’s Other Great Migration

Every year, the thundering hooves of wildebeest resound in Kenya’s Masai Mara as over two million gnus arrive from Tanzania’s Serengeti. Traveling much further,...

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Lake Ol Bolossat Biodiversity Assessment Strengthens Case for Ramsar Designation

OL KALOU, Kenya, September 14, 2026 (Swara) — A new biodiversity and socio-economic assessment of Lake Ol Bolossat has documented a wealth...

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Nairobi, Sept 9 (Swara) - A new centre dedicated to the natural and cultural heritage of the Maasai Mara has opened its...

The Women of Surana Mara

By Santiago Legarre Ashnil Hotels has recently added another Surana to its collection of lodges. Following the launch of...

The Missing Science of Ocean Regeneration

By Kevin Lunzalu Tell me it’s 1992 without saying it? The birth of the Rio Conventions. A time when...

Exploring the Serengeti

By Santiago Legarre When my Argentine friends Gabriel and Maria Raquel told me that they would travel to Africa...

Mystery surrounds 15 elephant deaths in Amboseli

Nairobi, July 29 (Swara) - Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) is investigating the deaths of 15 elephants recorded between 24 June and 24...

Nairobi National Park Development Plans Reignite Conservation Debate

NAIROBI, July 1 (Swara) - Nairobi National Park has once again become the focus of national conservation debate following renewed proposals to...