Alfred Niyobyose

environment, Biodiversity and NR conservationist with unity and solidarity

[Rwanda Forestry Authority @RwandaForestry]

Turi muri #SouthExpo2026 kandi twiteguye kukwakira na yombi!

Sura “stand” yacu mu imurikagurisha ririkubera muri gare ya Huye ubashe kumenya serivisi zitandukanye zitangwa na @RwandaForestry, zirimo:
���Uko basarura umurama w’ibiti,
🌱Uko bategura umurama w’ibiti,
🌱Uko bahumbika umurama,
🌱Uko bategura ingemwe z’ibiti,
🌱Uko batunganya ubuki,
🌱Uko wabona umurama n’ingemwe z’ibiti,
🌱Amahirwe atandukanye ku ishoramari aboneka mu mashyamba, n’ibindi byinshi bikomoka ku biti.

Tugane uyu munsi, uhabwe ubusobanuro burambuye!

[Aston Villa @AVFCOfficial]

The land of a thousand hills meets the city of a thousand trades.

🤝 @VisitRwanda_Now

[Rwanda Forestry Authority @RwandaForestry]

Ahead of tomorrow’s #COMBIO Project Steering Committee Meeting, PSC members visited project sites today at Ryarubamba Sanctuary, the Muhazi buffer zone, and the Umuvumba River in the @RwandaEast to witness project progress.
🌳#GreenRwanda

[Rwanda Forestry Authority @RwandaForestry]

Today, The Rwanda Forestry Authority (RFA), alongside other partners, marks the International Day of Forests under the theme “Forests and Economies”, in conjunction with celebrations of World Water Day and World Meteorological Day.

[King Faisal Hospital Rwanda @kfaisalhospital]

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This week, we performed the first Minimally Invasive Mitral Valve Replacement (MICS), a highly advanced open-heart procedure that replaces a diseased mitral valve through small incisions between the ribs, avoiding full chest opening.

[Rwanda Forestry Authority @RwandaForestry]

Uyu munsi, Dr. @nsecorde1, Umuyobozi Mukuru wa @RwandaForestry, ari kumwe na @dkarusisi, Umuyobozi Mukuru wa @BankofKigali, ndetse n’Ubuyobozi bwa @CityofKigali, bifatanyije n’abaturage ba @GasaboDistr hamwe n’izindi nzego zitandukanye mu gikorwa cy’Umuganda rusange usoza ukwezi.

[FPR-Inkotanyi @rpfinkotanyi]

Umuryango FPR Inkotanyi wifurije
Abanyamuryango, inshuti z'Umuryango n'Abanyarwanda bose umunsi mwiza w'Intwari z'lgihugu. #Ubutwari2026

[Anastase SHYAKA @ashyaka]

Congs to all countries excelling in Global #innovation2025 Index. Innovations make Nations stronger. #HomeGrownSolutions have put #Rwanda on global map. Let us keep accelerating them.
#RwOT

[Ministry of Environment - Rwanda @EnvironmentRw]

Mu ijambo rye, yibukije buri wese kutamgiza ibimaze gukorwa yirinda kohereza imyanda iyo ariyo yose ndetse n’amazi yanduye mu bishanga.

#WorldWetlandsDay #GreenRwanda🇷🇼🌿

[Ministry of Environment - Rwanda @EnvironmentRw]

Mu muganda rusange wahuriranye n'umunsi mpuzamahanga w'ibishanga, Minisitiri @Dr_Arakwiye yifatanyije n'abayobozi, inshuti z'u Rwanda ndetse n'abaturage ba @CityofKigali mu gikorwa cyo gutera ibiti n'ibyatsi mu gishanga cya Gikondo.

#WorldWetlandsDay #GreenRwanda🇷🇼🌿

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

A major city in Colombia cooled itself by 2°C simply by planting millions of trees and shrubs—demonstrating that nature provides one of the most effective cooling solutions available.

Medellín has turned its urban environment into a cooler, more livable space through its innovative Green Corridors project, launched in 2016. The initiative planted nearly 880,000 trees and 2.5 million smaller plants along busy roads and waterways, replacing heat-trapping concrete with lush vegetation. This created an extensive network of interconnected green zones that function like natural cooling systems, reducing the city's average temperature by more than 2°C.

Beyond cooling, the project delivers wide-ranging benefits: it purifies the air, boosts urban biodiversity by welcoming back wildlife, and fosters a healthier atmosphere through shade and evapotranspiration—the natural process by which plants release water vapor. Honored with the 2019 Ashden Award for Cooling by Nature, Medellín's approach has become an inspiring model for cities worldwide seeking sustainable ways to adapt to rising temperatures and combat climate change.

[Rwanda Forestry Authority @RwandaForestry]

Ubuyobozi n’Abakozi b’Ikigo gishinzwe Amashyamba mu Rwanda (RFA) babifurije iminsi mikuru myiza n’Umwaka mushya muhire w’uburumbuke wa 2026.

[ADEPR Church @adeprrwanda]

Uyu munsi mu mateka y'Itorero #ADEPR umugore wa mbere yahawe inshingano za gishumba, abagore bambere 15 n'abagabo 29 barobanuriwe izonshingano mu bikorwa byatangiriye mu Rurembo rwa Huye. Birakomeza kugeza ku wa 18 muri uku kwezi, mu bazasengerwa 33% bazaba ari abagore.

[Mathieu flamini @mathieuflamini]

As we approach the end of the year, I want to share one of the most unforgettable experiences from this past year in the beautiful country of Rwanda. I was invited by the Government of Rwanda, as an Arsenal ambassador, to witness the country’s remarkable work in environmental preservation especially the protection of its ecosystems and the reintroduction of gorilla families. From the very beginning, the dedication of local communities stood out, turning tourism into a sustainable, locally driven economy.

Rwanda’s leadership in addressing climate change left a strong impression on me.
Monthly community waste-collection days practised not only in Kigali but also across rural areas, show how collective action can create meaningful change. It’s an approach many countries could learn from. 🌱

I had the honour of meeting President @PaulKagame to discuss Rwanda’s long-term sustainability strategy, and I was also invited to take part in the incredible yearly naming ceremony of a newborn baby gorilla, a cultural moment that reflects the country’s conservation achievements.

The encounter that will stay with me the longest was spending a day with Rambo’s gorilla family, just a meter and a half from a silverback.
It was a calm, powerful reminder of our place in nature and our responsibility to protect it. 🦍

What moved me most was Rwanda’s spirit.
A nation that has faced immense hardship now stands as a testament to resilience and unity.
The warmth and openness of its people left me with a quiet but lasting sense of hope and a belief that renewal is not only possible, but already happening.

I want to thank the President of Rwanda, @Arsenal Football Club and Oorwanda for making this journey possible, and above all, the people of Rwanda who made me feel at home.
Rwanda will forever hold a place in my heart.
❤️ 🤍

[Landscape Alliance @TheLandAlliance]

Across the world, forest education is falling behind:

❌ Indigenous knowledge is often ignored
❌ Gender & ethnic diversity are lacking
❌ Ecosystem services are poorly covered

We need education systems that reflect the people, cultures, & ecosystems they serve.

🔗: https://t.co/mTfP1BiT7d

#Trees4Resilience

[Landscape Alliance @TheLandAlliance]

“Anyone can plant a tree, but restoring landscapes takes the right trees, & long-term support.”

At the #ACS2, experts highlighted the need for quality tree seed, finance, & community-led restoration to scale climate-smart solutions.

Read🔗 https://t.co/0vvftm7I22

#Trees4Resilience

[Ministry of Environment - Rwanda @EnvironmentRw]

🟢Itangazo rigenewe abanyamakuru

U Rwanda rwavuguruye gahunda yarwo yo guhangana n'imihindagurikire y'ibihe hagamijwe kugabanya imyuka ihumanya ikirere no kongera ubudahangarwa bw'igihugu ku ngaruka ziterwa n'imihindagurikire y'ibihe kugeza muri 2035.

Soma itangazo ryose⬇️

[Alfred Niyobyose @FNiyobyose]

Ni ahacu twese, birasaba uruhare rwa buri wese mu burwo bwe kugira ngo iyi gahunda nziza igihugu kkbashe kuyigeraho. Ibidukikije bibungabunzwe neza niyo mbarutso y' iterambere rirambye! #RWOX #RwOT

[Ministry of Environment - Rwanda @EnvironmentRw]

🟢Itangazo rigenewe abanyamakuru

U Rwanda rwavuguruye gahunda yarwo yo guhangana n'imihindagurikire y'ibihe hagamijwe kugabanya imyuka ihumanya ikirere no kongera ubudahangarwa bw'igihugu ku ngaruka ziterwa n'imihindagurikire y'ibihe kugeza muri 2035.

Soma itangazo ryose⬇️

[Rwanda Forestry Authority @RwandaForestry]

“At RFA, our goal is not only to grow trees but thriving communities, resilient to climate risks, nourished by diversified livelihoods, and enriched by healthy landscapes,” stated Dr. @nsecorde1 during the side event on Scaling Agroforestry with Smallholder Farmers.
#WCA2025 🌳

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Picture Perfect 🤩

All the sights of Rwanda, taken by Mathieu Flamini and Bacary Sagna 📸

🤝 @visitrwanda_now