Forestry, fisheries and the environment minister Barbara Creecy has welcomed the declaration of the Ingula Nature Reserve as a wetland of international importance...
The Ramsar Convention decided on the international theme of 'Wetlands and biodiversity' for the year 2020...
Bonani Madikizela 28 Jan 2020
NAIROBI: Kenya is embarking a long-term strategy to conserve and enhance its rich and varied wetlands, key natural resources important for agriculture, drinking water, flood defense and tourism, amid concern that many are facing serious degradation and decline.
