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The Ocean’s Silent Cry: Why Underwater Noise is Emerging as a New Global Conservation Frontier 

Whale surfacing with cargo ship in the background| Photo Courtesy of Ifaw When an elder from Kiunga in Lamu County, told scientists that they would regularly come across rare marine species like dugongs in their youthful days, it signaled something far critical. Elderly fishers along the Kenyan Coast are speaking out pointing out the many…

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New Partnership Launches Major Effort to Restore Lake Ziway and Strengthen Community Resilience

Ziway-shalla. Photo by Wetlands International Addis Ababa, Ethiopia — A new three-year initiative aimed at restoring the health of Lake Ziway and improving livelihoods for surrounding communities has been launched through a partnership between Wetlands International and Sher Ethiopia, with support from the Agriculture Department of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in…

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Coastal Communities Find Their Voice in the Fight for Marine Justice

Grantees from the GEF SGP UNDP funded projects participating in group discussion during the advocacy and policy training organized by strategic partner CANCO in Msambweni, Kwale County| Photo By Mazera Ndurya  From cross-border harassment of fishers to the privatization of mangrove conservation, community groups in Kenya’s Shimoni-Vanga seascape are stepping up their advocacy efforts to…

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How Small Grants Are Transforming Marine Conservation and Livelihoods in Kenya’s South Coast

Women in Kibuyuni, Kwale County demonstrate to visiting GEF SGP team how to plant seaweed| Photo By Juma Shoka Along the southern coastline of Kwale County in Kenya where mangrove forests meet coral reefs and shallow seagrass meadows, community groups are quietly building one of Kenya’s most promising stories of marine conservation. Moving stories of…

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Media for Nature, Blue Radio Launch 2nd Environmental Media Dialogue.

Photo of journalists and stakeholders at the media launch. Media for Nature, in collaboration with Blue Radio, officially launched the Second Edition of the Environmental Media Dialogue at Vipingo Ridge on 13th March 2026. In his opening remarks, the C.E.O of Media for Nature, Mazera Ndurya, said the organization continues to promote environmental discussions within…

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Mreroni: How A Coastal Community is Bringing Back its Mangroves

The Ambassador of Ireland in Kenya Caitríona Ingoldsby preparing to plant a mangrove seedling in Mreroni. Looking on is TuFAK National Coordinator Elijah Ngoa| Photo by Mazera Ndurya Their forefathers enjoyed a serene, healthy environment and bumper fish catches, thanks to the thick canopy of mangroves that protected the ocean nearby. However, with massive destruction…

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Voices From The Coast: Pate Island Communities Restoring Mangroves, Reviving Livelihoods

A woman from Pate Kwabagua preparing the hapahapa pots for mangrove seedlings under the Pate Resources and Tourism Initiative (PRATI), with support from Wetlands International Eastern Africa |Photo by Wetlands International Eastern Africa On the far-flung shores of Pate Island in Lamu County, the ocean is more than a backdrop; it is life itself. Generations…

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Community-Driven Marine Conservation: Inside the GEF Small Grants Programme in Shimoni-Vanga

Nancy Chege, SGP GEF National Coordinator being assisted by a member of the Shimoni Turtle Watch to dive in Shimoni during a monitoring tour of the Shimoni-Vanga Seascape|Photo by Mazera Ndurya A dive into the turquoise waters of the ocean in Jimbo at the border between Kenya and Tanzania was pure bliss watching and marveling…

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