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During the expedition the team recorded water quality at the Kalandini tributary, which feeds into Athi River. The water has become undrinkable and is used to irrigate nearby farms, contributing to the influx of runoff fertilizer and creating high levels of pollution.
“By day five, we had run out of clean drinking water and had no option but to drink from the heavily polluted Athi River itself,” said Alberto. Here, expedition member Mario Kuraki uses a device called a LifeStraw to filter water directly from Athi River. Photo: Alberto Borges
In Ukambani, Kenya, water is an exceedingly scarce resource. Explorer Alberto Borges (@borgesexplorer) is currently conducting research in this region along the Athi River with a group of fellow conservationists and scientists. Photo: Mario Kuraki
Many thanks to @CatawbaCollege Environment and Sustainability dept for featuring our Tree Project in Marsabit in their quarterly newsletter the Compost 💚🌱😊
Planet Earth needs our collective efforts for it to thrive
♻ Say yes to Reducing Reusing Recycling
🌱Plant a tree wherever you can
🌍💚Practice sustainability
Don't forget to include planting a tree(s) in your list of goals this year 🌱✨
🌍📌 Read about our tree planting project in Northern Kenya https://t.co/aJ97lfATGr
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Happy #IntlForestDay!!
Pledge to grow trees (not only plant them), monitor your ecological footprint and be a thoughtful citizen, always being mindful of not only the human race but all other species as well as the future generation.
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To conclude this second session, @SE_Rajoelina, President of the Republic of Madagascar, will share his views on cooperation for sustainable land use and forest conservation. #OnePlanetSummit