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Friday, April 28, 2023

Congratulations Hassan Motonka.

 

Hassan Motonka 

After a successful monitoring exercise on the Growth of trees donated to the community by Greening Africa, we are happy and proud after finding out that 90% of the members of the community are protecting their tree seedling, 

Tree seedlings at Hassan Motonka Land

Naretmuj Environmental conservation and Greening Africa has no option but to congratulate one Hassan Motonka for protecting 100% of the tree seedlings donated to him, Congratulations Hassan Motonka.

Well protected tree seedlings by Hassan Motonka 

The organisation also thanks the monitoring team for supporting Greening Africa plans to make Narok East Green, sustainable through environmental education and planting of trees throughout Narok East and their plan to plant trees in schools, health centres, churches and donating trees to the general community.

Well protected tree seedling donated by Greening Africa to a member of the community 

The team noticed that most members of the community have Goats which feed on leaves, the 10% tree seedlings that didn't survive were as a result of Goats feeding on them, Naretmuj Environmental Conservation Group and Greening africa is requesting all members of the community to control their goat's not to feed on tree seedlings.

Tree seedlings donated at ildamat ward, Narok East.


Sunday, April 9, 2023

Narok East Environmental Conservation Suswa

OIKE Pastor's Fellowship and Handing Over 

Greening Africa is honored to be one of the invitees at OIKE Pastor's Fellowship and Handing Over at the HEALING RIVER MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL CEREMONY on 8th April 2023.

Judy manangoi the secretary Greening Africa with Charity Kisotu planting trees.

Apart from Greening Africa, other environmental organisations like Naretmuj Environmental Conservation Group sent their representatives.

Bishop Kisotu with members of Greening Africa before the start of the tree planting exercise.

In attendance were; Mheshimiwa VC charity kisotu, Bishop kisotu (state house), Mheshimiwa Ipato,Hon karbuali,Hon kudate,Bishop Surum, Olarikoni onare (overseer), Chairman CDF, Bishops, pastors, chiefs and members of the community Suswa. 
Tree planting exercise.

The handing over ceremony went on perfectly well and Greening Africa were given a chance to give a brief talk on environmental conservation.

Siameto Shunet, Naretmuj Environmental Conservation representative planting a tree.

In his speech, Lawrence Konko insisted that we must do everything in our power to create a sustainable environment and slow down environmental degradation, he continued by saying that, "this is the only home we have and we must protect and save it. 
Lawrence Konko help out Olarikoni onare while planting trees at the church.

Concidering Greening Africa plans to make Narok County and the whole of Africa Green, sustainable through environmental education and planting of trees throughout Narok County and their plan to plant trees in schools, health centres, churches and donating trees to the general community, the Director Greening Africa donated and planted 250 tree seedlings within the church compound.

The Kedoki's were also present at the exercise.


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Friday, April 7, 2023

Narok East environmental conservation. Suswa Duka Moja

  Ewang'an Dominion chapel.

Greening africa Founder; Lawrence Konko attended church service at Ewang'an Dominion Chapel Duka Moja, having in mind his initiative to make narok East Green.

A Sunday school kid planting a tree at Ewang'an Dominion Chapel Duka Moja.

They went ahead to plant and donate over 1000 tree seedlings within the church, every member of the community who were around took home at least 5 seedlings.

Members of Duka Moja community planting trees at Ewang'an Dominion Chapel Duka Moja.

Greening Africa plans to make Narok East Green and sustainable through environmental education and planting of trees throughout Narok East, they plan to plant trees in schools, health centres, churches and donating trees to the general community.

Happy members of Duka Moja community after receiving tree seedlings donated to them by Greening Africa to go and plant at home.

Greening africa later joined Hon karbuali, a Chief Officer at Narok County Government in his farm and planted a number of fruit trees. 

Hon Karbuali at his home after planting a tree.

In his speech at the church, Lawrence konko stated that,"God commissioned us to rule over the creation in a way that sustains,protects and enhances His works so that all creation may fulfill  the purposes God intended for."

Tuesday, March 28, 2023

Tareto Africa visits Ntulele

Pupils from Ntulele Primary School 
Tareto Africa members and Lawrence Konko (environmentalists of the year 2022 Ildamat ward and also the founder of Greening Africa), visited Ntulele Primary School in an effort to educate on FGM,SRHR,GBV and Environmental conservation.

Tareto Africa members 

Tareto africa, a registered CBO based in Sekenani Narok County, majorly deals with fighting poverty, child empowerment, eliminating outdated practices like FGM, early childhood Marriages, gender based violence(GBV), sexual and reproductive health and rights(SRHR).

Lawrence Konko, Founder Greening African 

They also educate on proper usage and disposal of sanitary towels, reproductive and menstrual cycle, types and dangers of FGM .

Brilliant Nchoe, Tareto Africa Official educating Pupils 
Tareto Africa is composed of Young people who are passionate about transforming society and improving the livelihoods of members of the community.

Saturday, March 25, 2023

Narok East environmental conservation, Ntulele.

Ntulele, Ololerai Dam and KAG Church.

Planting Tree seedlings at Ntulele, Ololerai Dam and KAG Church.

Greening africa in partnership with, Naretmuj Environmental Conservation Group, With the support of ENSDA, Red Cross and Tareto Kenya participated in environmental conservation at Ntulele Ololerai Dam and KAG Church aiming towards recovering the destroyed ecosystem.

Former MCA Ildamat ward who is the current Narok water Chairperson planting trees at ntulele, Ololerai Dam and KAG Church.
The organisation plans to make Narok East Green and sustainable through environmental education and planting of trees throughout Narok East, they plan to plant trees in schools, health centres, churches and donating trees to the general community.
Lawrence konko, environmentalists of the year 2022 Ildamat ward, donating tree seedlings to members of Ntulele community.
The tour started officially at enooseyia primary school,Ildamat ward and this was the second date at Ntulele, mosiro ward.
Dr. Soit planting trees and supporting the initiative to make Narok East Green at Ntulele Ololerai Dam.

Former MCA Ildamat ward, who is now the current Narok water Chairperson, Ole Samante, Bishop Nkowua, the Ildamat ward environmentalists of the year 2022 Lawrence Konko, the director Greening Africa Ole Nkowua, Red Cross, Tareto kenya and members of the community made the day by planting over 1000 tree seedlings.
An Elderly lady at Ntulele environmental day, supporting environmental conservation.


Tuesday, March 14, 2023

Narok East environmental conservation, Enooseyia.

Enooseyia, Narok East Environmental Conservation.

Members of Enooseyia community picking Tree seedlings donated by Greening Africa.

Greening africa in partnership with Narok albinism association and Naretmuj Environmental Conservation Group plans to make Narok East Green through environmental education and planting of trees throughout Narok East, they plan to plant trees in schools, health centres, churches and donating some of the trees to members of the community.

Lawrence Konko, environmentalists of the year, Ildamat ward, is aided by a teacher and a student as they plant a tree at enooseyia secondary school.

The tour started officially at enooseyia secondary school,Ildamat ward, spearheaded by the MCA Ildamat ward, hon Elijah Kutinkala, ken nkowua( the director Greening Africa), Lawrence konko,( founder, Greening movement and environmentalists of the year Ildamat ward), Pastors and members of the community,

Ildamat ward MCA,  Hon Elijah Kutinkala addressing Students and members of Enooseyia community.

Ken Nkowua, the director Greening Africa, after planting a tree.


The organisation will be performing another exercise on 24th may 2023 at ntulele, Ntulele dam, where they will be planting trees, do some cleanup and talks on environmental conservation.

Happy members of Enooseyia community taking home tree seedlings donated by Greening Africa 


Sunday, November 6, 2022

Nature can't wait, visit a friend in style.

Solving Environmental problems.

We must act Now.

Tell a Friend to tell a Friend to plant trees.

How to visit your friend in style 

Lawrence konko, Ildamat ward environmentalists of the year 2020, visited his  friend, Ken Nkowua at Ewaso Ng’iro, Narok, and really surprised him, not with cakes nor sweats but by creating awareness on the need to plant trees, this is one practical way of telling a Friend to tell a Friend to plant trees to save lives, Nature Can't Wait, real solutions starts with you and me.

Ken Nkowua planting trees at his home after his Friend the ildamat ward environmentalists of the year, Lawrence Konko Visit.


Lawrence konko planting trees at Ken Nkowua's home


There is no climate action without real solutions,  environmental solutions starts with you,Tell a Friend to tell a Friend to plant trees to save lives.
Nature Can't Wait.


Saturday, October 29, 2022

Non-Biodegradable Waste

Non-biodegradable waste 

Non-Biodegradable material is the substance that cannot be broken down by natural organisms and acts as a source of pollution. Non-biodegradable cannot be easily handled because they remain on earth for thousands of years without any degradation

Non-biodegradable waste 

The threat caused by non biodegradable material  is very critical, plastics have long-lasting effects, improved quality plastics are made and put to use for higher levels. They are more temperature resistant and more durable even after use. Other examples are cans, metals, and chemicals for agricultural and industrial purposes. They are mainly the main causes of air, water, and soil pollution and lead to diseases like cancer.

Non-biodegradable waste is a crisis and a threat to the environment.

See some of the hazardous issues that result due to generation of non-biodegradable wastes;

1. Clogging of drain.
2. Soil destruction.
3. Biomagnification of mercury, DDT and other chemicals in the body.
4. Air pollution.
5. Land pollution.
6. Water pollution.
7. Ecological imbalance.
8. Death of livestock and wild animal due to ingestion of plastics.
9. Chemical fertilizers, pesticides changes soil chemistry and affects aquatic life.
10. Decreases soil fertility.

Tuesday, October 25, 2022

Nurture nature

 Environmental conservation 

NAROK COUNTY GOVERNMENT GOVERNOR; H.E PATRICK K. OLE NTUTU.
ILDAMAT WARD MCA; ELIJAH KUTINKALA.
ILDAMAT WARD FORMER MCAOLE SAMANTE.
THE ENVIRONMENTALISTS OF THE YEAR ILDAMAT WARD; LAWRENCE KONKO.
Saving the planet starts with you

Considering that nature can't wait, that climate change is real which if not observed will cause a serious crisis, the above Narok County Government Leaders are ready to save our future and the planet through  environmental conservation. 
The leaders promised to allocate fund's that will be used for environmental conservation.



Thursday, October 20, 2022

Global warming

Being willing to find solutions on global warming is not enough, we must act now, we must find and create solutions now.

Global warming affects all of us.


Tuesday, October 18, 2022

IMPORTANCE OF TREE’S AND TREE PLANTING

Importance of  Trees;

  • provide oxygen and purify the air,
  • lower the air temperature,
  • help prevent flooding,
  • help sustain wildlife,
  • are good for our health,
  • improve soil quality,

Tree planting along Enkare Ng'usur River, Narok East,Ildamat ward.

Trees provide oxygen and purify the air

Trees consume carbon and produce oxygen.
Trees don’t just enrich the air we breathe They also purify it, they are able to absorb pollutant gases such as nitrogen oxides, ozone, ammonia and sulfur dioxide.

Trees lower the air temperature

Trees block out up to 90% of the sun’s radiation and cooling the ground beneath it, they also use the process called evapotranspiration to block radiation from the sun before it hits the ground.
When the sun’s rays hit a tree’s canopy, they cause water to evaporate from the leaves, creating a cooling effect that can decrease local air temperatures by several degrees.

Trees help prevent flooding

Concidering that trees consume alot of water therefore allowing the ground to absorb more water hence preventing water runoff and flooding and by holding the soil together with their roots, trees can also reduce the risk of erosion and property damage from flash floods.

Trees help sustain wildlife

Trees create habitats for all kinds of wildlife, they dabble up both as a food source and a natural habitat for wildlife.  

Trees are good for our health

Exposure to trees and nature has also been proven to reduce mental fatigue and help in  concentration, Trees makes you feel calmer, happier and more creative and With exposer to certain chemicals released by trees (known as phytoncides), research reveals that everything from reduced blood pressure and anxiety to increased pain threshold, and even an increase of anti-cancer proteins.

Trees improve soil quality

Trees reduce soil erosion, improve fertility and give soil more moisture. Fallen tree leaves also turn into valuable nutrients for tree growth, and support microorganism development.

Tree donation at Eor-ekule Centre 

How to plant a tree

  1. Dig a shallow planting hole 2 or 3 times wider than the root ball of the tree.
  2. Remove containers or cut wire baskets.
  3. Place tree inside the hole at a good height.
  4. Straighten the tree.
  5. Fill the hole up.
  6. Add mulch 3 to 5 inches around the base of the tree.
  7. Start follow-up and Before you start fetilizer applications, make sure trees have had time to become properly established, It’s also important to have the soil evenly moistened but not too wet or too dry.

Monday, October 17, 2022