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How a Dubai-based fitness trainer supports elephant conservation in Kenya - Vimarsana News

How a Dubai-based fitness trainer supports elephant conservation in Kenya

Dubai-based fitness trainer Swaleh Balala, a seven-time triathlon winner in Kenya, is not only advocating a healthy lifestyle. He has also committed to sup..

Conservation news on Technology - Vimarsana News

Conservation news on Technology

Mongabay seeks to raise interest in and appreciation of wild lands and wildlife, while examining the impact of emerging trends in climate, technology, economics,and finance on conservation and development.

Conservation news on Interviews - Vimarsana News

Conservation news on Interviews

Mongabay seeks to raise interest in and appreciation of wild lands and wildlife, while examining the impact of emerging trends in climate, technology, economics,and finance on conservation and development.

Boosting human and machine expertise with conservation tech: Q&A with Sara Beery - Vimarsana News

Boosting human and machine expertise with conservation tech: Q&A with Sara Beery

Some people know that they want to be scientists from an early age. Not so with Sara Beery. The computer vision expert got started on her path to science in an unlikely way: as a ballerina. While working for the Atlanta Ballet, Beery saw ads for seminars at Georgia Tech. And although it was the […]

These seedballs are helping to regenerate Kenya's depleting forests - Vimarsana News

These seedballs are helping to regenerate Kenya's depleting forests

Kinyanjui, co-founder of Seedballs Kenya, examines a young acacia tree sprouted from a seed ball dispersed in the ecosystem. Photo: AFP At first glance, the round black pellets could easily be mistaken for animal dung. But these hardy little balls contain acacia seeds that are helping regrow Kenya's depleted forests. In a tranche of razed forest bordering the Masai Mara wildlife reserve, a team of rangers scatter generous handfuls of "seedballs" around the bald clearing to give nature a fighting chance to regenerate. It takes just minutes for the eight rangers from the Mara Elephant Project, ...