The oceans are rising, and so are we The climate is changing, why can’t weGlaciers are melting, others sublimate away Ravaging mighty fires outweighConsuming hurricanes rage grey Mother earth is bleeding Her teeming life depletingHer species ,extinct or nearing.It’s man against nature,and he is winning. For clear – the science is,Our only chance of survival […]
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THEME: Sustaining Momentum on Climate Action in the Pandemic Era (Aug 29 – Sep. 11, 2021). Venue: Kenyatta University Conference Centre, Kenyatta University Main Campus, Nairobi, Kenya. Image 1.1. An image of the organizers and participants of Nairobi summer School on climate Justice 2021 taken on Monday 30th, August during the inaugural ceremony held at
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We are super grateful for the kind support accorded to us by Julia Davis. Through her financial support, we were able to successfully launch and install the first ever Bustani Garden at Living Streams academy, Kisumu, Kenya. On Friday 13th August 2021, our team joined pupils and teachers for an interactive conservation education session, planting
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As we celebrate conservation of mangroves, lets continue to engage in activities that help both the local communities and mangrove forests. The purposes of World Mangrove Day include: Raise awareness of the importance of mangrove ecosystems as a unique, special and vulnerable ecosystem Promote solutions for mangrove sustainable management, conservation and uses Important to note
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Restoration work is the major conversation happening across the world now. Humanity rethinking our intrinsic relationship with nature – one that we have often downplayed, yet the only one ally in ensuring our survival, and that of other components in nature. Ecosystem restoration presents a great opportunity for communities and governments to come together, implement
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Social media for Advocacy training A group of 30 youth drawn from Kenya Environmental Action Network(KEAN) and The MIllennial Environmentalists (TME) gathered for a skill building training on leveraging social media power to advance their actions. The full day program hosted at the Climate Change Resource Center, inside the Kenya Meteorological Department grounds, saw the
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Perhaps the most direct, most impactful form of activism is the noble, ancient art of The Protest. When you’re surrounded by the voices and (hilarious) signs of like-minded citizens, it’s hard to not get swept up in the atmosphere – and it’s even harder to ignore the power of the people when thousands are lining the streets, all marching against the same issue
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#ClimateAction #ParachutePainting #Youth #ClimateChange Painting Parachutes at the Michuki Memorial Park, Nairobi Climate change effects continue to be felt in most part of the world, especially Africa. Spreading awareness is becoming more crucial as days goes by. Creative touch is proving to be helpful and well received by the better part of the populations. Especially
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