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FOWK BLOGS AND ARTICLES
Stay informed with the latest expert insights and the work being done to protect Kenya's unique highland bog.
The International Conference on Religion, Culture and Ecology
I had the honour of attending the International Conference on Religion, Culture and Ecology at the Presbyterian University of East Africa (PUEA).
Keynote Address by David Wakogy at the International Conference on Religion, Culture, Literature, Arts and Ecology held at the Presbyterian University of East Africa
Keynote Address by David Wakogy.
Leilani Gardens: Kikuyu’s Finest Green Sanctuary for Memorable Events
Tucked gracefully in the heart of Ondiri lies a hidden gem that continues to enchant all who walk through its gates,..
THE ENVIRONMENT AS A MIRROR OF SOCIETY
One of the most perplexing and disheartening observations in my journey as an environmentalist is the deep level of negligence that many people display towards the environment.
The Ondiri Miracle: A Community’s Fight to Save Kenya’s Only Peatbog, Part 1.
As Friends of Ondiri Wetland Kenya (FOWK) marks 10 years of conservation and restoration, we begin to tell the story of our journey...
The Story of Resilience: Ondiri Wetland’s Journey of Hope
In 2016, a call was made that would forever change the destiny of a dying wetland.
The Invasive Vine Threatening Kiambu’s Farms and Forests.
There has been a growing concern in Kiambu County regarding a strange weed resembling spaghetti, and that is spreading at an alarming rate.
The Petrol Station for the Lunatic Express
Eucalyptus trees were first introduced in Kenya in 1902 to provide fuel for the “Lunatic Express” — the legendary Kenya-Uganda railway.
Protecting Ondiri's Peat: Kenya’s Deepest and Most Intact Peatland
The peat of Ondiri Wetland stands as one of Kenya’s rarest ecological treasures, an irreplaceable archive of natural history