The weed is choking the much-needed grass.
Despite the ongoing seasonal rains that have transformed parts of the vast Kajiado County into a breathtaking stretch of green rangelands, uncertainty looms over the future of pasture availability.
Herds of cattle graze peacefully across the lush fields nourished by the steady rains, creating an image of abundance and recovery after periods of devastating drought.
Why nature has a perplexing way of providing simple solutions to complex problems
How unchecked growth is killing Nairobi's natural lifelines
How tea pickers are absorbing climate losses before markets notice
From weed to wealth: Assam women turn water hyacinth into livelihoods near rhino habitat
Blossoming among spoil heaps: how 1,000 years of lead mining gave birth to banks of pansies and pennycress
Kenya's flower exports now feel the heat of rising freight costs
Why Kenyan pastoralists are not to blame for climate change burden
KWS moves in to save villagers from hyenas
Kenya's climate laws mask deep failures as counties struggle with floods, waste
Herds of elephants have been straying onto my inch of earth in Laikipia to harvest where they didn’t sow.
A regenerative scheme has shown early promise, with herders hopeful it can restore degraded pastures
As a quarter of Kenya’s population faces severe food shortages, up to 40% of food produced is lost or wasted each year.
Nairobi’s forests, parklands and waterways are under growing pressure from urban expansion, raising concerns over flooding,…
JIJIGA, Ethiopia — The land here used to speak. At dawn in Kebribeyah district, Somali Regional State, eastern Ethiopia, the…
Tea pickers in Kenya’s highlands are absorbing the financial impact of climate change through reduced yields and daily wages,…
