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Siaya county government will adopt three wetlands as part of the efforts to protect them from degradation. According to the County Executive Committee member for water and environment, Professor Jacqueline Oduol,
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Environment, Climate Change and Forestry Cabinet Secretary, Aden Duale, has underscored the importance of preserving wetlands and natural ecosystems for the future generations. In a speech read on his behalf by
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The International Labour Organization (ILO) plans to invest Sh30 million in an initiative to sustainably manage Prosopis Juliflora commonly called “Mathenge weed” in Turkana County. The initiative, which be implemented in
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The entire Lake Turkana belt, Turkwel and Kerio Rivers basins and the Lotikipi swamps have been identified as key wetlands in the county, supporting economic and livelihood activities related water
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The Elgeyo Marakwet National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) County Director Stephen Kimutu has called on area residents to uproot all exotic trees planted within wetlands and riparian land. Kimutu also called
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