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Early risers catch the worm at annual waterbird count in the Great Rift Valley

Early risers catch the worm at annual waterbird count in the Great Rift Valley Thursday April 01 2021 Summary Baringo and Bogoria boast international ratings such as Important Bird Areas for hosting extremely large concentrations of waterbirds. Bogoria together with lakes Elmenteita and Nakuru were declared a Unesco World Heritage Site ‘as a natural property of outstanding beauty’ under the Kenya Great Lakes. Advertisement The count must start at the crack of dawn before the birds fly off for the day. By 6.15am, the teams meet at the starting point of Bogoria, at the new main gate of the alkaline lake that now measures 50 square kilometres, up from 30 square kilometres since the Great Rift Valley lakes began rising phenomenally in 2011.

9780847832767: Lamu: Kenya s Enchanted Island - AbeBooks - Abungu, George: 0847832767

Off the coast of northern Kenya is the island of Lamu Kenya s oldest town and one of the original Swahili settlements along coastal East Africa. Listed by UNESCO as a prestigious world heritage site, Lamu offers visitors the hypnotic experience of entering another world. With 300 exquisite, specially commissioned photographs, the volume opens a window onto the island s enchanting and inspiring architecture, interiors, crafts, and traditions. synopsis may belong to another edition of this title. Review: From the most important photographers of African cultures comes this extraordinary portrait of Kenya s remote island paradise and its lifestyle, crafts, architecture, decorative arts, and traditions.

Magical Kenya s Signature Experience expanded

Magical Kenya s Signature Experience expanded
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Four lichen species new to science discovered in Kenyan cloud forests

Date Time Four lichen species new to science discovered in Kenyan cloud forests Some of the newly described lichen species from the Micarea genus may be unique to the biodiversity hotspot that is the Taita Hills in Kenya. The area may contain even more lichen species yet to be discovered. Researchers from the University of Helsinki’s Finnish Museum of Natural History Luomus and the National Museums of Kenya have discovered four lichen species new to science in the rainforests of the Taita Hills in southeast Kenya. Micarea pumila, M. stellaris, M. taitensis and M. versicolor are small lichens that grow on the bark of trees and on decaying wood. The species were described based on morphological features and DNA-characters.

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