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Blog

World Wetlands Day 2025: Protecting Our Common Future

On the morning of February 2nd, as the sun rose over wetlands across the country, nature came to life in all its beauty. Birds perched […]

News

Why Wetlands Matter: Recognising the Rights of Wetlands for a Sustainable Future

Wetlands are vital ecosystems that support biodiversity, regulate our climate, and sustain countless communities. Yet, despite their importance, wetlands globally continue to face destruction, with […]

Blog

Technology for good: identifying real-time mangrove loss in Kenya

Lamu County, home to 60% of Kenya’s mangroves, plays a vital role in the country’s economy, contributing nearly USD 85 million annually and supporting 800,000 […]

Blog

Technology for good: identifying real-time mangrove loss through the Global Mangrove Watch in the Rufiji Delta

Tanzania’s Rufiji Delta hosts East Africa’s largest mangrove forest, spanning over 53,000 hectares. These mangroves are crucial for biodiversity, coastal protection, and climate resilience. Yet, […]

Publication

Lamu Mangrove Restoration Calendar: A Seasonality Guide to Mangrove Seeding and Restoration

We’re delighted to share this Lamu Mangrove Restoration Calendar Guide! Lamu County boasts approximately 60% of Kenya’s mangroves, hosting eight of the nine species found […]

Case study

Source to Sea: Enabling Action for Eastern Africa’s Wetlands – A Case Study Report

We are thrilled to unveil our latest case study report, a compelling journey through four key landscapes across three countries in Eastern Africa from 2021 […]

The Source Annual Review 2022

Blog

Why We are Building Capacity in Mangrove Restoration for Communities and Policy Makers in Africa’s East Coast

Africa has 20 percent of global mangroves, with 74 percent on the west coast and 26 percent on the east coast (Naidoo, 2023). Along the […]

Blog

Investing in Sustainable Fisheries in Lake Turkana under Climate Change Pressure

Lake Turkana is Kenya’s biggest and Africa’s fourth largest lake. Nestled on the border of Kenya and Ethiopia, its basin extends into southeastern South Sudan […]

Blog

Peatlands at the 7th Uganda Water and Environment Week in Kampala, Uganda

Uganda is experiencing irregular rainfall patterns causing floods and droughts in some parts of the country. Recognizing the vital role of peatlands in flood retention, […]