Species that feed on plants are strong and have a long lifespan

Species that feed on plants are strong and have a long lifespan Species that feed on plants are strong and have a long lifespan. Herbivores are some of the animal species that have been observed to live many years. If they are lucky enough to evade preditor’s wrath. Those who have no predictors, live toContinue reading “Species that feed on plants are strong and have a long lifespan”

Your Internet Usage has A carbon Footprint

Your Internet Usage has A carbon Footprint Your internet usage has a carbon footprint. This means that how you live Online has an impact on how you live Offline. Seems everything we do has a carbon footprint. So we are required to calculate our carbon footprint and embrace ways to reduce it. Or keep itContinue reading “Your Internet Usage has A carbon Footprint”

When Was The Last Time You Saw A Ladybird?

When Was The Last Time You Saw A Ladybird? When Was The Last Time You Saw A Ladybird? Or Should I have asked, Do you know of ladybird? Apparently, we have some of us not lucky enough to have encountered these wonderful and colorful insects. Black and white may not be my best color. ButContinue reading “When Was The Last Time You Saw A Ladybird?”

What Do You Know About Foxes?

What Do You Know About Foxes? What Do You Know About Foxes? Are fixed dogs or cats? Beyond their cute fur covering their body and long bushy tail. As well as the qualities attached to them, they are not good pets. Taming them has never perfectly worked. I guess it’s a sign that wildlife shouldContinue reading “What Do You Know About Foxes?”

Understanding the National Climate Change Action Plan

Did you know that Kenya has a National Climate Change Action Plan? Did you know that Kenya has a National Climate Change Action Plan? Yes we have one, that runs for five years. Full of solutions on how to curb climate change in our country. Roles played by this National Climate Action Plan It providesContinue reading “Understanding the National Climate Change Action Plan”

Kenya’s 2nd National Climate Change Action Plan (2018 – 2022)

Kenya’s 2nd National Climate Change Action Plan (2018 – 2022) Kenya’s 2nd National Climate Change Action Plan (2018 – 2022). It’s basically a continuation and a comprehensive version of the 1st National Climate Change Action Plan of 2013 – 2017. This Action Plan first identified priory areas that helped shape the details to be included.Continue reading “Kenya’s 2nd National Climate Change Action Plan (2018 – 2022)”

What Happens Next?

What Happens Next? What Happens Next? When you have all the information needed to proof that someone somewhere did an injustice. But changes nothing. And you can’t do anything about it. The Untouchables Have you ever happened to cross their paths or witness their evil actions. That you have no power to question. And evenContinue reading “What Happens Next?”

How do we sell the environmental concept without having it diluted?

How do we sell the environmental concept without having it diluted? How do we sell the environmental concept without having it diluted? Environmental concepts have been facing opposition or get diluted when we push hard for them. Public and other related parties are supposed to be able to embrace such concepts. By first understanding them,Continue reading “How do we sell the environmental concept without having it diluted?”

Critically Endangered Helmeted Hornbill is being tagged for its Ivory

Critically Endangered Helmeted Hornbill is being tagged for its Ivory Critically Endangered Helmeted Hornbill is being tagged for its Ivory. Whereby its ivory is found on its huge beautiful beak that makes 10% of its body weight. It’s a very large bird with a wrinkled throat patch. Where do we find Helmeted Hornbill ? TheyContinue reading “Critically Endangered Helmeted Hornbill is being tagged for its Ivory”

We Need To Talk

We Need To Talk We Need To Talk. The most fear sentence of line by human kind. I looked at him and wondered, “Why are so sad?”and what’s the need of the talk?” He just shook his head and looked the other side. Had I done something wrong? I needed to know, so I wentContinue reading “We Need To Talk”