A youth-led public Benefit Organization in Kenya committed to the conservation, protection, and wise-use of wetlands.
Nairobi, Kenya
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Wetlands Conservation Organisation will be participating in the World Water Run on 22nd March 2026.
Reach out via [email protected]
Let’s run for water. Let’s run for nature.
#Runblue
#worldwaterday
With profound sadness, we announce the passing of Benson Mogaka, our Founder & CEO.
A passionate conservationist dedicated to protecting wetlands and inspiring others to care for our environment.
His legacy will live on through those he touched.
Rest in peace, Benson. 🕊️ – at Isebania, Kenya
🎬 Watch Episode 3: Nile Basin Wetland Management & Water Quality Assessment now on YouTube!
🔗 Link in bio / youtu.be/uP3_bpHH-eE?si=I4dE…
#WezeshaStories #WetlandRestoration #NileBasin #WaterQuality #CitizenScience #NairobiRiver
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Position your brand at the heart of Kenya’s biggest PBO celebration. Partner with us for the #PBOWEEK2026 and stand out.
Call us at +254 111053310 or email us at [email protected] to find out the available partnership packages to book your spot.^MN
Wetlands Don’t Just Protect Water—They Protect The Soil That Feeds Us.
Healthy Wetlands = Healthy Land.
Our second episode is up, discusing Wetland Ecology anf Soil Health Management
Watch our episode today: youtu.be/SrwBVdRFA4Q?si=9prv…
#Wetlandsstories #Soilhealth
The #WorldWaterRun provides an opportunity for everyone to act for our waters and support local organisations that protect our waters 🌊🌊
#RunBlue #SaveWetlands
Water connects all of us 💧
Sign up for the #WorldWaterRun to join our global community of water heroes!
This year, you can turn your movement into impact by raising funds for community-led water projects in Kenya and Uganda, helping improve water access, strengthen local infrastructure, and build long-term water resilience.
Every step you take can help turn awareness into action and deliver real impact on the ground.
🔗 Sign up and get started: go.runblue.org
💧 Learn more about the projects: impact.runblue.org
Wetlands Conservation Organisation retweeted
Water connects all of us 💧
Sign up for the #WorldWaterRun to join our global community of water heroes!
This year, you can turn your movement into impact by raising funds for community-led water projects in Kenya and Uganda, helping improve water access, strengthen local infrastructure, and build long-term water resilience.
Every step you take can help turn awareness into action and deliver real impact on the ground.
🔗 Sign up and get started: go.runblue.org
💧 Learn more about the projects: impact.runblue.org
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A woman carries the power to create, nurture, and transform communities.
This International Women’s Day, PBORA celebrates the invaluable contributions of women across the PBO sector and beyond, while continuing to support initiatives that empower and uplift women and girls across Kenya. We reaffirm our commitment to advancing rights, justice, and action for ALL women and girls.
#IWD2026 #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInLeadership #PBORA
Episode 1: What Is a Wetland, Really? introduces wetlands, explaining their ecological importance . Learn what defines a wetland and why protecting them is essential for our shared future.
Link; youtu.be/mso7mcXCdkk?si=8Han…
#WetlandsStories #Voicesofthewetlands #Wetlandske
Floods. Droughts. Biodiversity loss.
Wetlands are part of the solution.
🎙️ Follow Wetlands Stories for voices & solutions from Kenya and East Africa.
#WetlandsStories #ClimateResilience #WetlandsKE
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Wetlands hold culture, memory, and resilience. Here is why they matter. Read the full article through the link provided.linkedin.com/pulse/wetlands-… @Venter3 @RamsarConv @WetlandOrg @USGSWetlands @WWTLondon #WorldWetlandsDay #WWD2026 #CelebratingWetlands
On 2nd February 2026, WCO participated in the World Wetlands Day 2026 national celebrations in Isiolo, bringing together diverse key stakeholders at Merire Wetland, located within the Fisheries Department compound in the heart of Isiolo Town, Isiolo County.
#Youth4Wetlands
Wetlands are more than just water and soil—they are the "living libraries" of our ancestors. This World Wetlands Day 2026, the theme: "Wetlands and Indigenous Knowledge: Preserving Cultural Heritage."
#WorldWetlandsDay2026 #WWD2026 #WetlandsandCulturalHeritage
For centuries, Kenyan communities have protected these vital ecosystems. They didn’t use complex machinery; they used Indigenous Knowledge and kept the balance between people and nature.
#CelebratingWetlands #WorldWetlandsDay2026 #WWD2026 #WetlandsandCulturalHeritage
In a world facing a climate crisis, indigenous wisdom is crucial. When we preserve cultural heritage, we preserve: Time-tested conservation strategies and Resilience against floods and droughts. We don’t just save the wetlands; we want to save the soul of the land.
#WWD2026
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On 2nd February @RAMCEA_ joins the entire world to celebrate world wetlands day 2026. All partner states have organised different commemoration events and this is one way of increasing awareness of the role of wetlands to this planet and its inhabitants.
From prehistoric times, many hundreds of generations of people have settled in and around wetlands, often transforming their wetlands into cultural landscapes in which natural and human-made elements are uniquely combined.
worldwetlandsday.org
#WetlandsandCulturalHeritage
Wetlands aren’t just ecosystems; they are living libraries of traditional wisdom. 🌿✨
Join us as we discuss Wetlands and Traditional Knowledge. We’re diving deep into how indigenous practices have protected our waters for generations.
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Join us for an engaging X Space as we explore Wetlands and Traditional Knowledge: Celebrating Cultural Heritage.
we will unpack the role of indigenous knowledge in protecting and restoring wetlands.
📅 30th Jan 2026
⏰ 7:30 PM (EAT)
We joined @NemaKenya , @WetlandsIntEA
, @KWSKenya and other stakeholders in planning for the 2026 World Wetlands Day which will be themed "Wetlands and Indigenous Knowledge: Preserving Cultural Heritage" .
#WorldWetlandsDay #WWD26
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Sometimes rest is the hardest part ⏸️🏃♀️
I haven’t been feeling well recently and being forced to slow down, when running is such a big part of who I am, has been harder than I expected.
When your body asks for rest but your heart knows what lies ahead, it can feel like standing still while the world keeps moving.
With some big running challenges coming up this year, it’s impossible not to feel a mix of frustration and fear. But this is part of the journey too… listening, recovering, and trusting that patience now is what makes strength possible later.
Sometimes resilience looks like running forward. Sometimes it looks like learning how to pause.
👉 🔗 More training updates on Strava: strava.com/athletes/11382607
