Posts Tagged: Size of Wales

I’ve got some good news to share with you – we’ve managed to block a plan to mine in a sacred forest! You may remember that there was a proposal to mine in the Mrima forest. This was really worrying because the forest is rich in wildlife, a globally important area for birds and also [...]

New Year greetings from the people of Kwale! I hope your festive season was as fulfilling as ours. For me it was good to spend plenty of time with family. Looking ahead to the rest of 2013, I’m sure that together we can achieve great things. Your support, through the Size of Wales initiative, really [...]

Greetings one more time from Kenya, Kwale Forestry Project. I am pleased to join you again this month with updates of what took place in Kwale. The people of Kwale, who directly benefit from your generous support, received some great news on the amount of funds you have managed to raise to support conservation of [...]

Greetings again this October people of Wales, I am happy to share with you updates from Kenya. It gives me great pleasure to continue interacting with you on a regular basis to communicate and share the milestones we are achieving together in Kwale. Your continued support is helping us accomplish great things; we are very [...]

Greetings from Kwale, people of Wales! It is my sincere hope that you have continued to enjoy these updates through which we communicate the results and impacts of your much appreciated support. During the month of August, we have continued to achieve our mission, which would otherwise have not been realised without your support. The [...]

I am sure by now you will have enjoyed watching the documentary from Kwale which shares lessons learned and our experiences of delivering conservation and livelihood improvement. With continued support from you, I am certain we will attain greater milestones. Kwale has been very busy during the months of May and June. This is because [...]

Hello, sorry I haven’t updated you lately – things have been very busy here in Kwale! So just a quick update this month. I thought you’d like to see a short video about the beautiful wildlife and forests we have here and the work we are doing to help protect it: I’m in the video [...]

I’ve blogged before about the Kaya forests – areas regarded as sacred, which are also rich in fauna and flora. Over the last month information signs have been posted at all Kaya’s in the Kwale landscape, reminding the public of the protected status of the forests and warning people not to cause damage. The signs [...]

It’s my pleasure yet again to update you on the conservation work going on in Kwale. Over the past month WWF has helped launch a new project to improve livelihoods and conservation in the Shimba Hills – an area rich in plants and animals, including Sable antelope, elephant shrew and bushy tailed mongoose. With help [...]

It’s great to be able to update you on the work WWF is doing in the Kwale county of Kenya. Thanks to the support from Wales, through the Size of Wales initiative, we’re working with people in the region to help protect these threatened forests and their valuable wildlife. We’re also helping lift people out [...]