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Saving Kenya’s Vital Wetlands

Revolutionizing Agriculture for Diverse Wetlands and Resilient Communities

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How do you secure Kenya’s beloved Grey Crowned Cranes, sitatunga, and other threatened wildlife that depend on healthy wetlands and agricultural landscapes for survival? By improving the livelihoods and resiliency of the people who share their working lands with wildlife, through innovative agricultural solutions such as climate-friendly crops, vertical gardens, enriched buffer zones, and more.

Learn more in our new publication “Saving Kenya’s Vital Wetlands: Revolutionizing Agriculture for Diverse Wetlands and Resilient Communities.” Download a PDF version here.

 

Kabelo Adan
Kenya Country Manager
International Crane Foundation



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