For the third time this year, Friends of Ondiri had the honour of hosting hundreds of members from Trust for Indigenous Culture and Health (TICAH)
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For the third time this year, Friends of Ondiri had the honour of hosting hundreds of members from Trust for Indigenous Culture and Health (TICAH)
Today, we were visited by a team from African center for environment energy and climate advocacy.
This evening in the avian city of Nakuru, we concluded a truly inspiring and historic conservation workshop convened by the International Crane Foundation (ICF).
The recent announcement by Thika Water and Sewerage Company (THIWASCO) introducing a water rationing program due to the ongoing national drought should concern every Kenyan.
There are moments when words feel inadequate and this is one of them.
It was truly a memorable and inspiring day at the Conservation Concert, marking the successful opening of our Wetlands Festival.
Yesterday was a great day as we had the opportunity to exhibit at the Global Leadership Summit, Kikuyu Chapter, held at the Church of Torch.
Today, we were honored to be hosted by Lieutenant General J. S. Mwinyikai, CBS, HSC (Commandant, National Defence College, Karen)
Today, 5th January, marked our first day of work at Ondiri Wetland for the year, and we were honoured to host H.E. Mikanipare Simon, President of the African Youth Union Development Commission (AYUDC)
From the Coordinator’s desk, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to you for walking with us on this remarkable conservation journey.