In recent weeks, Kenyans have increasingly noticed something unusual in shops and supermarkets: milk is becoming harder to find. Shelves that would ordinarily be stocked with familiar brands have been
Walk into a community land meeting in many parts of rural Kenya and you will still see it: rows of men doing most of the talking, deciding how the grazing
For most of Kenya’s modern history, wildlife and the people who lived alongside it were treated as enemies of each other in the eyes of the law. If you were
Across East Africa, fire is becoming an increasingly visible threat to forests, grasslands, wildlife habitats and the communities that depend on them. In recent weeks, fires in Kenya and Tanzania
Forest concessions are often presented as a practical way of putting public forests to productive use. The language is familiar: investment, jobs, revenue, timber, tourism and economic development. But a
Sixteen(16) years ago, Kenyans ushered in a new constitutional order founded on the promise of a more just, equitable and accountable society. The promulgation of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010
To grasp why a carbon credit deal, a biodiversity project, or a new conservancy can be met with folded arms and narrowed eyes especially from the elders in the room,
For centuries, the ocean has connected continents, powered economies, sustained communities, and shaped civilizations. Yet despite its immense importance, the world’s oceans are facing unprecedented pressure. Rising temperatures, plastic pollution,
Community conservancies now cover close to eleven per cent of Kenya’s land area,hosting more wildlife outside national parks and reserves than within them. The model rests on a simple bargain:
Introduction The ongoing discourse surrounding the proposed relocation of the Nairobi Animal Orphanage within Nairobi National Park has largely been framed in emotive and advocacy-driven terms, which is understandable given
Between 24 June and 24 July 2026, fifteen elephants died across the Amboseli ecosystem in Kajiado County, in a slow, monthlong wave that alarmed rangers and conservationists long before anyone
When conversations about climate change dominate global headlines, they are often accompanied by images of flooded cities, raging wildfires, powerful storms, or prolonged droughts. These disasters are visible, dramatic, and
