Kikao Eco-Wild Conservation Initiative supports the immediate protection, preservation of wildlife habitats and the establishment of large-scale environmental conservation in Kajiado County. We are a true collaboration of local partners within Kajiado County supporting a bold vision of the preservation of Kajiado's last Eden.
Personal New Year’s resolutions can help make the environment, natural habitats and forest cover better too... Protecting public spaces, joining in on public discussions, taking part conservation initiatives and activities are all things people can do to contribute to better Ecosystems and better Counties.
Things you do to make your Counties better, also make our lives better and vice versa. It’s mutually beneficial! You don’t have to make sweeping changes either.
The campaigns objective is to make the roadsides in Kajiado County cleaner and greener.
With the national government’s ban on the use of polythene papers and huge fines imposed for those found littering from vehicles; Kikao Eco-Wild Conservation Initiative has found it urgent and necessary to take up the challenge to stop the littering on our roadsides as a self-regulatory effort by the motorists.
At a time when we’re running short on nature, we need to do everything we can to protect it. The call of a bird in the wild or the rustling of an antelope in the brush is priceless - Worth far more than the minerals we could extract or the high-rise building we could develop.
We need to protect our natural world, and that starts with stopping these reckless attacks on species and habitats. We can accomplish all of this by convincing our fellow citizens that we should no longer tolerate sacrificing nature for a little more oil, timber or other economic productions.
We at the Kikao Eco-Wild Conservation Initiative are running campaigns to defend and promote more Wild-Habitats (Environmental Defense - Flora) and Wildlife (Protection of Endangered Species - Fauna).
Dear friends, we need to conserve our NATURAL RESOURCES, like water, forests, air and other resources like oil, energy. If we do not do so globally, we are in for a terrible future for our later generations.
Do we really know why we should all strive to increase and maintain the forests in our country?
Hidden away in the leafy suburbs of Karen in Nairobi-Kenya is a hidden gem– the, Oloolua Forest.
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| Urbanisation and development continues to put Kajiado's ecosystem in distress. |
The Kajiado County's Ecosystem – where all living organisms interact with each other and their environment – has experienced some dramatic changes since the late 19th century. The accounts of early writers paint a picture of a spectacular ecosystem teeming with diverse resident and migratory wildlife. Records describe abundant wildebeest that migrated seasonally with other wildlife species, livestock and pastoralists.
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| Preservation of Kajiado's Last Eden |
Kikao Eco-Wild Conservation Initiative is a revolutionary idea that was born from passion, loyalty, and persistence to face environmental and wildlife habitats restoration challenges within Kajiado County. KEWCI is not just a means to facilitate the sensitization of the Wildlife Habitat restoration, but a hunger to strive for solutions, to resolve escalating human wildlife conflict, to encourage the contribution of communities and inspire change.
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| Preservation and Conservation of the natural environment. |
Close to one thousand tree stumps stick out as the only remaining relics of what used to be a lush green expanse of collection of green scenery of the Nairobi’s Waiyaki Way - Uhuru Highway – Mombasa Road 27.1Kms stretch.
