We have only 7 days to go before the Application of GIS in Conservation Mapping course kicks off!. 🔗: Learn to map, monitor & protect ecosystems while advancing the 30x30 global conservation goal. 📅 11–29 Aug | Online Course. Don’t miss this chance to.

🐼 #Didyouknow baby pandas are born pink and blind? Their iconic black-and-white fur develops as they grow. Nature’s wonders remind us how delicate and powerful life can be from the very beginning. RCoE-ESA celebrates wildlife and the importance of protecting every stage of life

Discover the Ecoregion Explorer Maze, an interactive nature quest that sparks curiosity, challenges minds, and inspires wonder at every turn. Guide animal friends like the elephant, bird, and turtle to safety while learning about ecosystems. Whether you're a curious child or an

Are you ready? Because we are!. We’re excited to welcome you this Monday, August 11 at 11:00 AM (GMT+3)for the official launch of the Application of GIS in Conservation Mapping online course. Join us as we take a major step forward in advancing geospatial capacity for

Africa is home to some of the world’s most unique ecosystems, from lush forests and vibrant wetlands to diverse marine and seascape environments. These ecosystems are not only beautiful they are essential to life, livelihoods, and climate resilience. We are working with partners

Looking for credible data on biodiversity, forests, and seascapes in Eastern and Southern Africa? Well, look no further. The RCoE-ESA Geoportal is a powerful open-access platform providing spatially referenced data to support conservation, planning, research and informed.

Whether you're drawing, painting or mapping, your vision can speak for ecosystems at risk. Creativity meets conservation here. Compete for €16,000 in prizes and the chance to present your work in Nairobi, Kenya. Register and submit your entries by 31 August. Judges are

RT @725Hemeed: 🗺️Tanzania Landcover – 2024🇹🇿.Made with QGIS & Blender using:.🌱 ESRI Land Cover Data (2024).🏔️ DEM from DivaGIS.A vivid look….

The Application of GIS in Conservation Mapping course, is designed to empower conservationists, planners, and GIS enthusiasts working toward the Global Biodiversity Framework’s Target 3 (30x30 goal). Dates: 11 – 29 August 2025.Duration: 3 Weeks.Format: Fully Online.Certificate:

Have you watched it yet?.Our animated comic book video is now live on YouTube!. Dive into the world of Guardians of the Wild and follow the adventure in Issue No. 1: The Map’s Secret where maps, science, and courage come together to protect nature. Watch now and let us know

Today, we honour and celebrate the dedicated rangers who are on the frontlines of conservation every single day. Our team had the privilege of engaging with rangers at Naibunga Upper Community Conservancy, where they are currently supporting an IMET assessment of the

Nature-based solutions (NbS) are emerging as one of the smartest, most cost-effective, and scalable tools we have to address both the climate crisis and the biodiversity crisis, simultaneously. Instead of relying solely on engineered infrastructure or technology-heavy responses,

Day 3: IMET Assessment continues at Upper Naibunga Conservancy in Laikipia County. Each day brings new insights into how locally led action is restoring landscapes, empowering communities, and preserving biodiversity. @NRT_Kenya | @RCMRD_ . #ConserveNatureEmpowerCommunities

This week, the @RCoE_ESA team is on the ground at Naibunga Upper Community Conservancy, in Laikipia County, undertaking an IMET (Integrated Management Effectiveness Tool) assessment. Together with local stakeholders and partners, we are evaluating management, planning,

What if nature could do the job?. What if, instead of always building bigger walls or pumping more concrete, we turned to ecosystems that have been doing the job for centuries?. Mangroves act as natural storm shields, reducing wave energy by up to 66% and protecting coastal

Last week, we participated in the @biodev2030 national workshop in Nairobi on aligning sectoral public policy instruments in agriculture, livestock, and forestry with Kenya’s National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (#NBSAP) and the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity