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DON'T LET THE ROAN FADE INTO SILENCE #SaveTheRoan

As a result of this, we have witnessed the Roans growing from 6 individuals to 19, the Hirolas from less than 100 to more than 500 individuals. #SaveTheRoan #SaveTheHIROLA

EARTH DAY 2026 PROTECT, PRESERVE, NURTURE. I am proud of the work we are doing to protect our parks, forests and other wildlife protected zones from wildfires, poaching and illegal logging.

The question is not whether animal welfare should improve — it should. The question is: Is this the right scale and location for development inside a protected national park?

It is located inside Nairobi National Park, a protected habitat, in a sensitive area near forest and a river system. The Nairobi National Park Management Plan identifies infrastructure development and habitat fragmentation as key threats to the park.

SAVE NAIROBI NATIONAL PARK This is not just an orphanage upgrade. According to the approved Environmental Impact Assessment, the project covers 77 acres and includes multiple facilities and supporting infrastructure.

📅 Remember to register for the main run happening on 25th April 2026. Let’s keep the momentum going and finish what we started. Together, we can protect, restore, and preserve Ololua Forest.

Fencing the forest is not just about putting up a barrier but securing the future of one of Nairobi’s remaining green lungs. A protected Ololua Forest will prevent further encroachment and illegal activities, restore biodiversity and protect wildlife habitats.

#RestoringOloluaFOREST Many thanks to everyone who turned up in large numbers to support the Ololua Walk, championed by Hon Eli Gor. The primary goal of the walk was to raise Ksh. 2,500,000 towards fencing the Ololua Forest.

Let us continue working together to defend these critical landscapes to ensure that the Hirola and the Roan do not fade into silence.

We must protect and restore the natural seed bank to ensure regeneration of indigenous grasses. • Promote sustainable grazing practices to prevent overgrazing and land degradation. • Strengthen community awareness and stewardship to ensure long-term conservation.

#SaveTheHIROLA #SaveTheROAN We extend our sincere appreciation to the students of Kenya Medical Training College under the Wildlife Clubs of Kenya for their commitment to protecting our grasslands which are vital ecosystems for the survival of the Hirola & the Roan antelope.

Ending open defecation is achievable, but it requires commitment, accountability, and action at every level.

We must work collectively with the government, communities, and stakeholders to invest in safe sanitation infrastructure, strengthen awareness, and promote sustainable hygiene practices.

#FriendsOfLakeVICTORIA END OPEN DEFECATION IN LAKE VICTORIA Open defecation remains one of the most urgent but preventable threats to the health of Lake Victoria and the millions of people who depend on it.

victims encounter is crucial in ensuring justice and support. Read this article to learn how we can better protect lives, strengthen response systems, and stand with those affected.

#LegalEDUCATION A routine trip for water turned into a life-altering tragedy. Miriam’s story is a powerful reminder of the real dangers communities face living alongside wildlife. Understanding your rights, the compensation process, and the challenges