East Africa Climate Change Network

Today 3rd March,2020 being a World Wildlife Day we choose to reflect on Arusha Declaration on Wildlife Protection. To all environmental and animal rights defenders, being the World Wildlife Day, we wish to celebrate this day and have merry while marking the milestones achieved. Since 1930 when the Major   R.W.G Hingston a surgeon and naturalist whom had served with the British Army in India, the Middle East and East Africa undertook the survey of East and Southern Africa led to creation of Serengeti National Park. In 1961 as most African Countries were smarting from colonial struggles, the government of Tanzania-Arusha was privileged to host the first symposium on the Conservation of Nature and Natural resources in modern African States. At the meeting Mwalimu Julius Nyerere issued what became to be known as the Arusha declaration on wildlife Protection. In the declaration it is states that the survival of our wildlife is a matter of grave concern to all of us in Afri

Ref: TBA. 4th January ,2020. H.E President. Uhuru Kenyatta C.G.H. President and Commander in Chief, The Defense Forces of the Republic of Kenya. P.O.Box P.O Box 30510, 00100 info@president.go.ke . Nairobi,Kenya. Ref: EFFECTIVE SOLUTION TO LOCUST INVASION. Dear Mr. President. Humble greetings Sir. We are honored by the exemplary good and commendable work you and the entire government are involved in, which  mainly contributes towards uplifting standards of living for every Kenyan. Kenya is highly vulnerable to Climate Change ranking as the 32 most vulnerable country globally, i n the year 2008-2011 the country was hit by a drought that caused  over $ 12.1 Billion in losses and damage,projections still indicated that Kenya local temperatures will rise quicker than global average.  East Africa Climate Change Network is a registered International NGO based in Kenya. In light of petition we submitted to your office at Harambee H