“At WWF, we believe that financing nature is financing our shared future. By embedding biodiversity and sustainability into financial flows we not only mitigate systemic risks but also create long-term value for communities, businesses and ecosystems alike.” – Ravinder Sikand, WWF-Kenya Board Member

As we celebrate #WorldRangerDay and appreciate the sacrifice rangers make to protect people and planet, we are reminded that we must stand with them to strengthen their impact. Happy World Ranger Day!

Happy Labour Day 2025.

May your day be filled with peace, nature’s beauty, and moments that matter. 🌿 #HappyEaster from all of us at #WWFKenya #ForPeopleAndNature #EasterInTheWild

In Tsavo’s Ndilidau Dispensary, mothers once gave birth under torchlight. Thanks to WWF-Kenya’s solar energy project, clean power now lights up safe deliveries and helps improve the quality of health care in Tsavo Conservation Area.

Eid Mubarak. May this day bring you and your loved ones joy, peace and happiness.

Flamingoes aren't born pink; they are what they eat. #FunFacts #FeelGoodFriday Flamingos absorb pigment from foods rich in carotenoids, like algae and brine shrimp. This pigment is then deposited into their feathers as they grow, giving their plumage its famous pink hue. Now you know.

#FridayQuiz: What is a group of wildebeests called?

In Torosei, Kajiado West, women are stepping up to tackle drought-driven pasture shortages through nature-based solutions. #WWFKenya #PeopleNatureEconomy

Happy #WorldWildlifeDay! 🐘 🐾 Today, we celebrate and raise awareness about our incredible wildlife! This year's theme, "Wildlife Conservation Finance: Investing in People and Planet" shows the urgent need for innovative financial solutions to protect biodiversity.

Marine turtles face many threats—irresponsible fishing practices, illegal trade & consumption, habitat loss, pollution, climate change, and plastic waste. But YOU can help!

Ahead of #WorldWildlifeDay, meet Beatrice Lepore—one of the fearless women conserving Kenya’s wildlife! Despite the challenges—like unexpected encounters with buffalos—her passion for conservation keeps her going. "I love my job because I love wildlife." bit.ly/3QyQ7Jd #WomanCrushWednesday

🔎 Did you know? Giraffes don’t have horns—they have ossicones! 🦒 These quirky structures help them fight, stay cool, and stand out in the wild. www.wwfkenya.org/newsroom/blo...

A major milestone! After a year-long wait, 40 Ward Climate Change Planning Committee members from Hongwe, Bahari, Hindi, and Witu wards in Lamu County have taken a major step in driving locally-led climate action.

#SundayRead: This is how to make beehives from plastic drums nation.africa/kenya/busine...

On #ValentinesDay 2025, we want to say a big thank you for your love and dedication to connecting #NaturePeopleEconomy sustainably.

Roses fade, chocolates melt… but a thriving planet is forever! This week let’s rekindle our love for nature! Show love where it truly matters—to nature, our lifeline.

Shirika letu la WWF-Kenya liliweza kushiriki katika sherehe za kuadhimisha Siku ya Ardhi Oevu katika ufuo wa bahari, eneo la Matondoni, Lamu. Tazama: youtu.be/lzzMwef5IXg?...

Biodiversity matters—for people and nature! It is a national priority for Kenya, enshrined in the Constitution and Vision 2030. In 2023, Kenya launched the National Biodiversity Strategy & Action Plan (NBSAP) to protect its natural heritage. Click the link to learn more. bit.ly/4hrCM1f

Happy World Zebra Day!📷📷📷 Did you know Kenya is home to the Grevy’s and common zebras? But can you tell them apart? 📷 Hint in this video by our Biodiversity, Research and Innovation expert, Dr Yussuf Wato youtu.be/aL1tA5Ht7go

Our #WomanCrushWednesday is Hannah Kahutu, a smallholder farmer from Munyaka, Nyandarua County. She is among 145 farmers trained under the EU-funded Green Horticulture at Lake Naivasha Basin (GOALAN) project through Switch Africa Green Phase II (2018-2022). #WCW #SustainableConsumption #ClimateSmart

#StaffAppreciationTuesday: Meet Sheila Ruto, our Private Sector Partnerships guru. An eternal optimist, Sheila is driven by the hope that by enhancing collaboration, people can work together to conserve our natural world, champion sustainable development and social impact.

"I feel inspired when I see where we are coming from in the mid-1990s when rhinos were almost wiped out by poachers to today when we have more than 1,000 black rhinos in Kenya...

Did you know that businesses can thrive while being eco-friendly? 🌱 With support from the International Climate Initiative, WWF-Kenya partnered with the Kenya National Cleaner Production Centre to help companies in Kwale County reduce environmental pollution and conserve resources like energy.