Caleb Letair

13/06/2022

and . Planting of trees to protect our water catchment ecosystems. Our rivers run throughout the year and provide water for our communities. We seek to reconcile conservation with local livelihoods, Ecological Balance. .

25/05/2022

Water supply projects often overlook or misunderstand mobile pastoralists’ water needs and management practices.
water rights and governance

25/05/2022

The ‘RIVER OF BROWN WATERS’ is another name for river Ewaso Ng’iro. River Ewaso Ng'iro is a river in Kenya which rises on the west side of Mount Kenya and flows north then east and finally south-east, passing through Somalia where it joins the Jubba River. It flows in Northern Kenya crosscutting through the pastoralist counties of Laikipia, Samburu, Isiolo and Marsabit. It is a lifeline to a huge number of pastoralists and their livelihood. It supports wildlife and the various kinds of lives in its ecosystem. Being a sources of life, its life is also facing threats. It is known as one of the permanent rivers in Kenya, now it is seasonal and flowing on the mercy of rains whose patterns are also changing. If no action is taken one day we will wake up to just a dry river bed and give history of a one mighty river that once existed. In my Campaign, , I tend to highlight, the importance of conserving River Ewaso Ngiro. is a 5-day event, starting on 1 June 2022

Guli

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07/03/2022

Guli
guli

07/03/2022

Join us as we honour our world’s most precious resource - water - with a seven day run/walk from 16-22 March, 2022. You can sign up for this online event from anywhere in the world, completely for free. All fitness levels are welcome.

Our water sources are in need of protection - sign up to raise awareness and spread the word about our precious water bodies!
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