Community conservation agreements a lifeline for Uganda’s grey crowned cranes
BY FREDRICK MUGIRA, December 30, 2019, First Published by Mongabay. KABALE DISTRICT, Uganda — Ten years ago, grey crowned cranes …
Global platform on disaster risk reduction: we need a drastic change of course
Africa NewsroomMay 25, 2019 The impacts of climate change, associated sea level rise and extreme weather are amplifying as a …
UK Government allocates £8 million to drought response in Somalia
Africa newsroomMay 25, 2019 The UK government is providing £8 million for humanitarian support to Somalis affected by the current …
Rising demand for sand worsens drought occurrence
Water Journalists AfricaMay 07, 2019 With the global demand for sand and gravel standing at 40 to 50 billion tonnes …
Experts root for public involvement in conservation of Ethiopia’s national parks
Wildlife conservation experts in Ethiopian are rooting for public involvement in conservation of national parks in the country to protect …
Combating Desertification: Awareness, National Mitigation & Innovation
By Leena Yassin This story was made possible thanks to support from InfoNile and Internews’ Earth Journalism Network. Desertification is mainly a …
Desertification Speaks
“Everyone is fighting against me. They think I’m bad. They don’t understand how desperately I want to settle.” A country …
Saving Swamps in East Africa
InfoNile is marking World Water Day 2019 with 4 original multimedia stories on innovative solutions that are working to conserve wetlands in East Africa.
WASTE to WEALTH: How Kenyan farmers are bringing life back to degraded Lake Victoria swamps
A 3-year project by Ecofinder Kenya, an NGO working in the Winam Gulf wetlands around Kisumu, offered families living in …
