Tilil Environmental Group, first clean up exercise was launched at Litein Town by H.E. Betty Mutai, First Lady Kericho County. She was flanked by Litein Ward MCA, Vincent Kirui Kiptuiya.
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Thank you @WilliamsRuto for honoring Maasai Cultural Day with your presence.Your support celebrates the rich traditions and vibrant heritage of the Maasai community, highlighting the importance of preserving and honoring our diverse cultures🇰🇪 #MaasaiCulturalDay#ProudHeritage
This was also a good opportunity to enlighten the members of the public on the importance of proper waste disposal and management and especially women doing various businesses at the market #CleanAndGreen@Environment_Ke @unhabitatyouth
We are mapping out wetlands across the country including Lake Olbolosat ahead of the rolling out of a comprehensive restoration intervention that will involve fencing of the ecosystems ~PS Eng Ng'eno #WetlandsRestoration#EcosystemRestoration
Climate Change is interconnected with the other planetary crises of biodiversity loss, pollution and waste management and must be addressed in an integrated and holistic way ~PS Eng Ng'eno #AfricaClimateSummit#ACS23#ClimateAction
Happening now! A clean up exercise at Kabianga Centre and its environs led by Tilil Environment Group (TEG) under the patronage of Kericho County, First Lady's office and supported by Environment and Climate Change Principal Secretary, Eng Festus K Ng'eno
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The clean up exercise has brought together representatives from Tilil Environmental Group, Kabianga University Students, County Government of Kericho and Representatives from Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry
Happening now! A clean up exercise at Kabianga Centre and its environs led by Tilil Environment Group (TEG) under the patronage of Kericho County, First Lady's office and supported by Environment and Climate Change Principal Secretary, Eng Festus K Ng'eno
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Under the program the organization will set up ten (10) recycling bins for recyclable collection to be placed at strategic zones within the town. This is in tandem with the Sustainable Waste Management Act 2021 which will transition Kenya into a circular economy.
Wetlands are home to 40% of the 🌍 species.
They protect us from flooding, pollution & improve water quality.
With our 🇪🇺 Nature Restoration Law we want to protect 30% of them & crucial ecosystems that are damaged.
They are our legacy that we must safeguard.
#WorldWetlandsDay
Wetlands are critically important ecosystems that contribute to biodiversity, climate mitigation, the global economy and more.
Yet, since 1970, 35% of the world’s wetlands have been lost.
On #WorldWetlandsDay, here are 5️⃣ reasons why we must take action to #RestoreWetlands.
Wetlands are one of the🌎's best carbon sinks: they capture and store CO2 from the atmosphere.
The maths is simple, if wetlands are in danger, so is the planet.
💌RT to show some love #ForWetlands, ahead of tomorrow's World Wetlands Day.
Wetlands are not just swamps, they are a key part of the planet's natural defense against climate change.
This #WorldWetlandsDay video explains.
#GenerationRestoration