Geodata journalism. Mapping stories on water issues in the Nile Basin.
Geodata journalism. Mapping stories on water issues in the Nile Basin.
It’s not known how many hippos are left across Africa, but during the past few decades, this animal that has been labelled the continent’s second-most dangerous after the lion
According to wildlife officials, Ethiopia had more than 10,000 elephants in the 1970s but poaching and habitat degradation have reduced the number to about 2,500 to 3,000 in recent years.
26 percent of the world population (2 billion people) did not have access to safe drinking water as of 2020.
By Milton Emmy Akwam and Biira Maureen Although poaching and other wildlife crimes still occur
The disappearance of water-borne diseases, according to Mr. Wolukawu, is largely due to the fact that groundwater is generally less contaminated compared to surface water sources like ordinary ponds or rivers.
Most of the Karagwe district residents use surface and groundwater simultaneously.
Lake Victoria has no spatial plan which would guide the sustainable exploitation of its resources.
Improper implementation of the Rufiji dam could severely impact the Rufiji river and its complex hydrological system.
Ethiopia is the origin of many water bodies that flow down to other countries by virtue of its location of high altitude and embracing 70% of the African plateau but is a water-stressed country,
Partnerships for wildlife conservation are essential to protect and restore biodiversity and ecosystem services. In this op
the Rwanda Rapid Reference Guide on Wildlife and Environmental Crimes and Related Administrative Faults will help address the challenges of lack of evidence in prosecuting wildlife crimes, especially those committed in border communities.
It’s not just black-necked spitting cobras that residents have to fear. Research shows that puff adders, black mambas, and boom slang are behind the majority of the snake bite cases in Kenya.
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