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Rangers work tirelessly to protect, manage, and restore ecosystems every day. Let us all work together to champion positive change, by investing in improving their safety and welfare, ensuring decent working conditions for them and upholding human rights and professional standards.

This #WorldHealthDay, discover how solar energy is saving lives one birth at a time.

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A group of wildebeests is called a confusion. Each year, hundreds of thousands of wildebeests, zebra, and gazelle travel from the Serengeti up to Kenya’s Maasai Mara, and back again, feeding on the lush grass that springs up after seasonal rains.

With support from the Land for Life project, funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office through WWF-UK, 28 women are leading an initiative to establish a 20-acre grass seed bank to restore rangelands, secure livestock feed, and generate income.

At WWF-Kenya, we work with communities, KWS, and partners to monitor turtles, protect nests, and raise awareness for lasting conservation. Together, we can secure a future for sea turtles! #TogetherForTurtles 🐢 🐢

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✅ Say NO to plastic pollution—dispose of waste responsibly.
✅ Support sustainable seafood choices to reduce harmful fishing practices.
✅ Join local conservation efforts to protect turtle nesting sites.

As a ranger at Mara Siana Conservancy, Beatrice spends her days patrolling and monitoring wildlife, ensuring their safety while witnessing nature’s wonders up close. Her favourite? Giraffes!

The members underwent an intensive 5-day training facilitated by WWF-Kenya under the Building Community Resilience through Nature-based Solutions in Lamu, thanks to funding from the People's Postcode Lottery through WWF-UK and the British Red Cross Society.

They received their appointment letters, officially recognising them as key voices in climate planning. These letters, handed over by Lamu County Chief Officer, Public Health, Environment and Sanitation, Mr. Mohamed Rashid Dirie.