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The Nile River, the world’s longest river, winds through 11 countries in Africa and is crucial to many of these nations’ economies, diplomacy and wellbeing. The river is also a world biodiversity hotspot and the backbone to many of Africa’s fragile ecosystems.
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‘New energy’ rush is stripping DRC’s nature reserves
The main cause is the scramble for cobalt, a critical “new energy” mineral used in batteries and electric vehicles
Exploring the Vitality of Rugezi Wetland in Northern Rwanda.
As of September 2021, Rugezi Wetland faced significant challenges that underscored the urgency of conservation efforts.
DRC-Burundi: forests and parks fall victim to land scarcity and infertility
For example, in 2004, Virunga National Park lost 1,500 ha of forest due to pressure from people from Rwanda
Is Water and Ecosystems Conservation a Global Game Changer in Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation?
Many people in the world are feeling the impact of climate change through water-related events.
Restoration and Conservation of Hadejia- Nguru Wetland in Nigeria
In recent decades, the Hadejia- Nguru wetland has faced increased environmental pressure and degradation.
Revolutionizing Kenyan Irrigation for Food Security Boom
Despite the prominent role of irrigation, the overall majority (over 87%) of cultivated land in the Nile Basin is under rainfed agriculture.
Buried Rivers, the mysterious water resource in Kisoro Municipality
Even with the potential of these buried rivers, Kisoro municipality remains largely challenged with the issue of water access.
“Tree Day”, Over 30,000 bamboo seedlings planted.
Approximately 16,000 seedlings are planted every year across the country. Furthermore, around 25 million tree seedlings, including fruit trees and bamboos, are planted in public areas.
