Nature Kenya Youth Committee

Nature Kenya Youth Committee Sub committees and on going programmes within the Youth Committee
1. The activities include;
1. Trips to areas of interest,
2. Seminars and workshops,
3.

Our Motto is nothing but 'Connecting youth with nature.' With the task of initiating, encouraging, supporting and maintaining active involvement of youth members in Nature Kenya’s activities. Education and Outreach Programme
A subcommittee within the Nature Kenya youth committee that seeks to create awareness and educate its members and other institutions on various issues concerning nature based

on the interest of members.

2. Trips and Outings
Organizes tours to unique areas of wildlife, cultural and geological interests with aim of educating and training its members on various aspects that emphasize environmental conservation.

3. Networking and Collaboration
Linking members to other members engaging in conservation activities all over the country to achieve the ultimate goal of uniting to conserve the environment.

4. Fund raising and partnerships
Writing seeks to facilitate innovative ideas that drive members to engage in various activities in consultation with corporates to conserve the environment in various ways. Implementation of projects Nature Kenya or any as organized by the Committee among others.

In celebration of World Earth Day, the Nature Kenya Youth Committee joined by various stakeholders committed to Investin...
22/04/2023

In celebration of World Earth Day, the Nature Kenya Youth Committee joined by various stakeholders committed to Investing in our planet, which is this year's theme, by growing trees at Kamkunji and creating awareness to the community on the vital role of our environment health to our existence. Stakeholders include the KamukunjiEnvironmental ConservationChampions Nairobi City County Government Nairobi metropolitan service Nairobi Rivers Commision Nema Kenya

ITS FINALLY HERE!! What an exciting morning for our at Ondiri . Thanks to Friends of Ondiri Wetland Kenya for the won...
28/01/2023

ITS FINALLY HERE!! What an exciting morning for our at Ondiri .
Thanks to Friends of Ondiri Wetland Kenya for the wonderful work Ondiri

Atubwa Howard Jacinta Chege Tom Odeyo Hesborn Moogi Nyambati Njeri Purity Ronnie Mwangi Nature Kenya-the EANHS

What are you up to this Saturday? Nothing? How would you like to spend the day making the world a better place?Join us t...
11/10/2022

What are you up to this Saturday? Nothing? How would you like to spend the day making the world a better place?
Join us this Saturday at Alliance high school for a tree planting activity with KARAI YOUTH FORUM ke International Tree Foundation Friends of Ondiri Wetland Kenya THIS SATURDAY from 8am-5pm.
To confirm attendance or make inquiries contact: 0716-840932

Thogoto Forest Family Silver Oak Mazingira Hub Globe Gone Green


Change makers commemorating the World Environmental Day at the Kamkunji Historical Park. The day was a success with an a...
07/06/2022

Change makers commemorating the World Environmental Day at the Kamkunji Historical Park.
The day was a success with an amazingly diverse turn up for the clean up and tree planting exercise.







We are exited to join the Kamukunji environment conservation champions KECC tomorrow at the Kamkunji Historical Park to...
04/06/2022

We are exited to join the Kamukunji environment conservation champions KECC tomorrow at the Kamkunji Historical Park to commemorate World Environment Day.
Our earth is our responsibility, what are you doing to secure a better tomorrow for earth?






"Only one earth- Together we can protect it"
03/06/2022

"Only one earth- Together we can protect it"






To usher in the week to World Environment Day, National Museum Of Kenya in partnership with WWF-Kenya UN Environment P...
26/05/2022

To usher in the week to World Environment Day, National Museum Of Kenya in partnership with WWF-Kenya UN Environment Programme and Nature Kenya-the EANHS hosted a high panel discussion to reflect Kenya's journey (challenges and achievements) to delivering on Stockholm 1972.
Only one earth- together we can protect it.




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“Look after the land and the land will look after you, destroy the land and it will destroy you.” —Aboriginal ProverbAs ...
22/04/2022

“Look after the land and the land will look after you, destroy the land and it will destroy you.” —Aboriginal Proverb
As we celebrate today, Let's strive to make our home better by investing in our planet. We only have one Earth.

Ondiri swamp located in Kikuyu, is a protected wetland and peatbog, covering an approximate area of 0.466km squared. It ...
02/02/2022

Ondiri swamp located in Kikuyu, is a protected wetland and peatbog, covering an approximate area of 0.466km squared. It forms the headwaters of Nairobi river within the Athi drainage basin. Be
It is home to a large number of flora and fauna.
It's currently under pressure from excessive water extraction, deforestation and accelerated erosion.
Join us today in creating awareness for conservation of the Ondiri wetland.

Friends of Ondiri Wetland Kenya
Nema Kenya

The ONDIRI held in Kikuyu could not have been any more engaging!! The Nature Kenya Youth Committee and Nature Kenya-t...
31/01/2022

The ONDIRI held in Kikuyu could not have been any more engaging!! The Nature Kenya Youth Committee and Nature Kenya-the EANHS members took part In the marathon and emerged leads in the 5km race. Great Work Team👏👏
Thanks to Friends of Ondiri Wetland Kenya Nema Kenya Kiambu County Government-Kenya for making it possible.


In preparation for the World Wetlands day celebrations, we would like to extend an invitation to the ONDIRE WETLAND CONS...
27/01/2022

In preparation for the World Wetlands day celebrations, we would like to extend an invitation to the ONDIRE WETLAND CONSERVATION RUN THIS SATURDAY starting at 7am!
Registration is ongoing👉 https://bit.ly/3ftQz9r

See you then😃!
Friends of Ondiri Wetland Kenya Nema Kenya Kiambu County Government



25/01/2022

Removing Kenya Forest Service from decisions on forest boundaries is ill-advised, ill-timed and will expose our forests to greedy individuals whose actions could damage Kenya's water catchment areas.
We say NO to this, join us by signing our petition here: https://bit.ly/33ArlD

15/01/2022

Clarke’s Weaver (also called Kilifi Weaver) is a beautiful yellow and black weaverbird. This bird eats insects, including insect pests. Clarke’s Weavers live ONLY in Kilifi County and nest ONLY in seasonal wetlands. Conserve seasonal wetlands to conserve a bird found ONLY in Kenya!

Look what the team spotted at Oloolua Forest during the hikes😃! 📸 Chege
29/12/2021

Look what the team spotted at Oloolua Forest during the hikes😃!




📸 Chege

21/12/2021

It's the most wonderful time of the year!
Happy Holidays to our Nature Kenya-the EANHS and Nature Kenya Youth Committee family!!



Weekend itambe: Camping at Oloolua Forest Nature Kenya-the EANHS
17/12/2021

Weekend itambe: Camping at Oloolua Forest
Nature Kenya-the EANHS



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The day started with a demonstration of ways people can adapt urban farming. This is a great example of how #modernproblems can be solved using #modernsolutions. With the growing urban population and effects of climate change, this system of farming supports sustainable food production for local and industrial use. #worldearthday2023 #InvestInOurPlanet #YouthInConservation #urbanfarming KamukunjiEnvironmental ConservationChampions Nature Kenya-the EANHS Nairobi City County Government Nema Kenya

Merry Christmas to all
Merry Christmas to all

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Happy Holidays to our Nature Kenya-the EANHS and Nature Kenya Youth Committee family!! #HappyHolidays2021 #merrychristmas2021 #happynewyear2022 #connectingyouthswithnature #youths4nature

#FrogFriday
#FrogFriday

Did you know Frogs are amphibians? Which means ‘two lives’, as they live on land and in water!! The presence or absence of frogs can be an excellent indicator of environmental health. Because of their permeable (leaky) skins, frogs are highly sensitive to environmental conditions and pollution; they are rapidly affected by toxins which enter through their skin. Healthy water bodies and wetlands will have healthy populations of frogs. If frogs are dying off, this may be an early warning of pollution, which potentially might affect humans as well. #FrogFriday

EARLY CHRISTMAS ADVENTURE
EARLY CHRISTMAS ADVENTURE

LOOKING TO START YOUR CHRISI IN STYLE?? LOOK NO FURTHER😃 Join us for an early Christmas Adventure and enjoy the #greenspace at Oloolua Forest 🌳🌳 2 NIGHTS Camping with Fun and adventure! 17th to 19th December! Save the dates🖍️ Book your slot today😃. Nature Kenya-the EANHS

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