Enviromental news from africa and around the world
Theatre of Inconveniences ranks 567 in Africa and 45 in Kenya. According to site visitors it ranks 1444, and 1540 according to page views:
According to blogroll links it ranks 1163 and 1531 according to the amount of links within Afrigator blog posts
Myopic hunting companies set up canned hunting outfits where lions would be bred in captivity and later released into ranches to be shot by so called ’sport hunters’. South Africa made this big business (I believe some people got rich from it) to the detriment of the lion. Now,
In the spirit of involving everyone in the fight to save the planet from the ravaging effects of climate change, I am posting this gem (more like 25 gems) that YOU can do to help…from Mike Tidwell’s The Ravaging Tide. Ok it’s tuned for the developed countries but a
I know my pet owning friends will hate me for this but I think this opens the debate on pet ownership from a different perspective. I am also a bit confused. I recently found my love for dogs. This new work is now threatening to throw my dog love…well…to
In your hands We sometimes tend to look at climate change as a distant calamity melting the polar ice caps and making us a little inconvenienced when floods sweep away our villages, or when we get snowed in and cant go to work. Which is why we look to
“You are an integral part of nature; your fate is tightly linked with biodiversity, the huge variety of other animals and plants, the places they live and their surrounding environments, all over the world”. That is the bit that greets you when you hit the About button on the
One of the sweetest surprises of the Blog Action Day 09 – Climate Change, was a post by Sukuma Kenya. As you already know, we have been ‘collaborating’ with this passionate Kenyan to try and end the show of opulence and total disregard for climate change – with the
This post is my call to you to think about the wildlife. It is my contribution to the Blog Action Day 2009: Climate Change. Dead crocodile in dried river When world leaders discuss climate change, the picture that is in their minds is of people caught in drought and
Back in 2007, some 2,000 UN scientists produced a massive 4-volume report of an assessment of Earth’s climate. In this dossier they came up with a projection that as global temperature rises, species will start falling. They called this projection the “Highway to Extinction”. This must have been lost
Kenya is currently in the grip of the most severe drought in decades. People are suffering. It is estimated that about 10-million Kenyans are facing starvation. Wildlife, normally more resistant to drought, are also starting to cave in to the pressure. I got these pictures from various blogs at
It’s that time of the year again. Blog Action Day is happening on 15 October 2009. This year, it’s about the ‘big one’: Climate Change. I will take part in this global conversation about the most urgent matter for humanity. Will you? If you have not heard about Blog
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