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Wetlands: Nature’s superheroes that need protection
Although they cover about 6 percent of the earth’s land surface area, they are home to about 40 percent of all plants and animal species, including birds which rely on these sites for breeding, feeding and resting during migration.
Tanzania gets warmer in August as Rains pound Uganda, Western Kenya and South Sudan
But there are high chances of 'wetter than usual,' conditions expected over most parts of the northern sector of the region, western Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda in August to October with drier than usual conditions expected over central to north-eastern South Sudan
Tanzania Flamingos among the World’s Most Searched Wildlife Encounters
Over one million Lesser Flamingos migrate here annually, transforming caustic waters into a living sea of pink feathers.
Three African Countries suffering most from Climate Change are in the West
This vulnerability shows up in more extreme weather, worsening food insecurity, and growing Uncertainty —particularly harming women and young people.
Africa boasts 3,280 freshwater fish species. Boatmen catch 3 million tons of them annually
Fishes also provide ecosystem services across the continent, enhancing food security and nutrition for millions, and supporting countless livelihoods, particularly in vulnerable communities and landlocked countries.
Cyclists planting 50,000 trees around Kilimanjaro, regenerating the Mountain ecology using pedals
The riders are hailing from different countries, including Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Malawi, DR Congo, South Africa and Nigeria.
BRICS countries to present joint position at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in November
Also, during weeks and days towards the BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, senior envoys from key member states had emphasised the need for intensified cooperation to combat terrorism.
Two Lady Tourists crushed to death by Female Elephant in Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park
This apparently, is not the first time that the Zambian elephants attack people, especially tourists and precisely elderly women.
Africa needs increased climate finance to power locally led adaptations
The appeal, which was made at the climate resilience conference in Nairobi, comes amid mounting concern that communities on the frontlines of climate change
When the River Amphibians leapfrog onto Mount Kilimanjaro
According to researchers, this discovery highlights the importance of Kilimanjaro’s fragile ecosystem and the need for responsible environmental management.