Environment

23-01-2018 di redazione

ENVIRONMENT

All together to clean Watamu beaches

Saturday in Kenya the International Coastal Cleanup Day

15-09-2017 di redazione

A great day to show that everyone in Watamu cares for the environment and the cleanliness of their own white and beautiful beach.
From Jacaranda Bay (with the homonymous resort at the top of the day) to Temple Point, the entire coastline of the resort will be sifted by Kenya Wildlife Service operators and volunteers from the Watamu Marine Association.

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Watamu Turtles love Jacaranda Bay

Local Ocean Trust save 53 eggs on the beach

19-05-2017 di redazione

The beach of Jacaranda Bay, recently chosen by our readers the most beautiful of the Kenyan coast, also seems to be very enjoyable for sea turtles.
In recent days, the Local Ocean Trust volunteers from Watamu Turtles discovered beach turtles on the beach in front of the Jacaranda Beach Resort, which had been laid in the night.
The group was warned by the masai guard of the resort, who under the moon had noticed a go of turtles who, coming from the sea, dug narrow but deep holes in the sand.
In fact volunteers had to dig for more than a meter to bring them back to light.
Thereafter, another strip of beach was discovered where many other eggs were hidden for the species' reproduction.

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Watamu fight against flip-flop invasion

Tons of shoes in the kenian beaches, recycling is the solution

19-04-2017 di redazione

Downstream from an ecological disaster brewing a continent away, these placid waters are bearing the brunt of a foot-born problem: your flip flops.
The Japanese call them zoris. They're thongs in Australia. Tsinelas in the Philippines and chinelos in Brazil. Archaeologists have even discovered an Ancient Egyptian pair made from leather, dating from approximately 3,500 years ago.
 

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Still drills near the Watamu lung

Arabuko Sokoke forest threatened by chinese

09-01-2017 di redazione

Environmentalists move by two years to avoid a mess that could relate to the Arabuko Sokoke Forest, which stretches from Gede in Matsangoni, along the Mombasa-Malindi road where there are also inputs for tourists, until well into the street for Tsavo, between the villages of Jilore and Vitengeni. 

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