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Reduce Demand for Fuel Wood
I have been carrying out a study on how people utilize forest products as an alternative source of livelihood. This has raised many questions in my mind to whether government is providing any extension services or community awareness campaigns to increase knowledge and understanding on climate change especially among communities living adjacent to forests. With … Continue reading Reduce Demand for Fuel Wood
Bees for Biodiversity
🐝🐝🐝 WORLD BEE DAY🐝🐝🐝 Did you know that bees have been producing honey in the same way for over 150 million years. The first record of people keeping bees was in Spain about 6000 BC. Not all bees are same,there are over 20,000 known species of bees globally. In Kenya, only one of these is … Continue reading Bees for Biodiversity
The Value of Green
Green roofs, growing flowers and plants in balconies and home gardens are examples of what is termed “Urban agriculture”; growing of plants in towns and urban areas brings about aesthetic value and filters pollutants. This are some of the climate change solutions that are yet to be be adopted in the global south. In my … Continue reading The Value of Green
Landscaping and fight against climate change
Landscaping says a million words about a home. It’s the primary element to make your home appealing and setting the tone for the rest of your home’s design, both interior and exterior. However, landscaping offers more than just aesthetic benefits. Home gardening and landscaping is one way to improve our local resiliency and restore nature’s … Continue reading Landscaping and fight against climate change
Bennittes Kipyegon 