Empowering communities for sustainable change🌿 in @Somaliland, climate action🌍 Biodiversity,🐾wildlife conservation, Awareness, and Environmental education
The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.
Mahatma Gandhi.
Harmacadka Waa endangered species, waxaa si arxan dara ah loogu dilay Gobolka Bari, Dowlada Puntland waa in talaabo sharci ah ay ku qaadaan wuxuushtan dilka geystay. 😡😢🇸🇴
@ActionAid_SS has conducted Climate-Based Adaptation (CBA) and Agroecology training workshops at the community level in the Gabiley district. The project aims to enhance resilience and adaptation to climate change in Somaliland."
#climatechange#somaliland#commumityoutreach
Workshop on Setting up a National KBA Coordination Group and Introducing Key
Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) in Somaliland led by @candlelightsom and facilitate @rewild@KeyBiodiversity
Bagheer,Darth, Cizi
Waa ogomo laga soo badbadiyay ka kanacsiga duurjoogta ee sharci darada ee Somaliland
Harmacadka badna waxan Laga aamin sanahy in ay yihin dad cun balse aan dadka cunin dhibato uma gaystan .
#conservation #cheetah#somaliland#wlidlife#
EastAfrica#Awareness#
I very delighted to share the news of a new aloe described from #Somaliland, and published in Cactus World on 14th March 2024. To download the article, please click this link:
https://t.co/c7GgSqjYyH
#Aloes#Asphodelaceae#Succulents#Biodiversity
Capturing young jackals for guarding livestock can disrupt ecosystems, conflict with conservation goals, spread diseases, and raise ethical concerns about animal welfare. It may also create dependency on human intervention for predator management.
#wildlife#Somaliland
the black-backed jackal(Canis mesomelas) lives in different habitats like savannas, woodlands, and semi-deserts. It's recognized for its black saddle-like markings on its back, standing out from its pale golden or reddish-brown fur on the rest of its body.
#Somaliland
The rationale behind this practice is that the captive-raised jackals form bonds with their human caretakers and become accustomed to the presence of livestock, . As they grow up in close proximity. they are less likely to view them as prey.
#wildlife#Somaliland
New Horn of Africa projects- Combating Illegal Cheetah Trafficking: An Adaptive
Management Strategy for Building Regional and National Capacity and Assessment of African
wild ass as well as other species of globally threatened wild animals in the Horn of Africa.
Djibouti
@The_Adal_Empire Absolutely! This is live photo,The Lesser Kudu (Daraad or Goodir) I have sightings in both Baari and Galbeed highlight a noteworthy The wildlife continues to thrive in the wild. The limited observations and research may contribute to a perception of scarcity .
Goodir , The Lesser Kudu (Tragelaphus imberbis), a captivating antelope species, finds its home in the arid landscapes of East Africa, including regions such as Ethiopia, Somalia, Somalilland , Sudan, and Kenya.
Awdal Region
Harirad
the Lesser Kudu holds a "Near Threatened" status on the IUCN Red Lis
the Lesser Kudu plays a vital ecological role, contributing to seed dispersal and vegetation control
Awadal region
Harirad
Adorned with distinctive spiral horns and a reddish-brown coat adorned with white spots, this elusive creature thrives in diverse habitats, from semi-desert areas to dense woodlands.
Facing the challenges of habitat loss, hunting, and competition with livestock
My greatest pleasure is giving an opportunity I never had as a kid, allowing young pupils in Somaliland to get to learn about the wildlife in their regions and the important role these
animals play in the ecosystem.
Environmental education is not a topic taught in Somaliland.
Lappet-faced Vulture, GORGOR, that powerful dominator, and intimidation master may be back in Northern Kenya and Southern Somalia. IUCN status: Endangered. Herders are reporting more sightings of the giant bird participating in carrion feasts. Migratory or enhanced population?