EarthRanger: How high-tech tracking is keeping tabs on wildlife
A tool for tracking the movements of wildlife in real time is helping protect endangered animals.
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A tool for tracking the movements of wildlife in real time is helping protect endangered animals.
Carbon offset certifier Verra has suspended issuance of credits from an award-winning project in Kenya, Mongabay has learned, after serious questions were raised about its validation and methodology. Indigenous rights advocacy group Survival International released a report March 16 saying that the offset, called the Northern Kenya Grassland Carbon Project, can’t accurately count its carbon […]
WWF says Kenya making progress in protecting iconic species from poachers-
THE STANDARD By Linda Akwabi | March 8th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Salome Lemalasia and black rhino, Loijipu, at Sera Community Conservancy in Samburu County. [Courtesy] Wildlife protection is seen as a risky job but deep in the northern rangelands in Samburu County, women are changing the narrative. We meet Salome Lemalasia, 30, a rhino keeper, at Sera Community Conservancy, going about her duties unperturbed by the danger that lies deep in the wild. She calls out for four-year-old black rhino, Loijipu, that is busy browsing away shrubs at the foot of a hill. But the animal fails to come ...