LANABLA successfully hosted a strategic lobbying forum with the Directorate of Environment & key stakeholders to advocate for resource allocation toward the development and operationalization of the Nyandarua County Waste Management Policy, Bill, and Regulations.
#ToPPproject
As we all know,truth is the first step to awareness,awareness is the first step to change.Join us today through:https://t.co/Yq6t33UCPG
As we discuss on unsustainable developments, riparian encroachments in lakes of Nakuru https://t.co/uXWQW6wj3G we have solution?
@onjolo_kenya
Great to see LANABLA leadership our Chairman, Vice Chair, and Technical Officer actively participating in the reflection and learning meeting for our new ToPP project. Continuous learning is key to driving real impact in the basin!
#ToPP#Conservation#LANABLA#wwfkenya
If I could lead 1 action, it’d be to replace eucalyptus near water bodies with bamboo, indigenous, fruit, fodder trees, establish papyrus reeds, practice sustainable farming led by youth & supported by leaders. A movement rooted in community, guided by science and watered by hope
Q7: If you could influence one policy or lead one community action to encourage responsible planting of eucalyptus trees, what would it be?
#EucalyptusAwareness#EcoAlternative
Pollution and land grabbing are obvious threats—but eucalyptus is the silent one. It looks “green” but drains water tables and harms soil health. Counties must classify it as high-risk in riparian areas. #EucalyptusAwareness#EcoAlternative@KeForestService@NakuruCountyGov
Q7: If you could influence one policy or lead one community action to encourage responsible planting of eucalyptus trees, what would it be?
#EucalyptusAwareness#EcoAlternative