WWF-Kenya

01/06/2026

Today, we celebrate the freedom that shaped our nation and the shared responsibility that shapes its future.

From our forests and oceans to our wildlife and communities, Kenya’s strength lies in what we protect together.

Happy Madaraka Day 🇰🇪💚

&ForNature

27/05/2026

🌙 Eid-Al-Adha Mubarak

As we mark this season of sacrifice, gratitude and compassion, we are reminded that caring for one another also means caring for the natural world we share.

May this Eid inspire renewed commitment to protecting Kenya’s wildlife, restoring landscapes and building a future where people and nature thrive together.

Wishing peace, blessings and joy to all celebrating. 💚

22/05/2026

Each of us has a role to play in protecting and promoting biodiversity. It is not something far away in forests and national parks, it’s all around us, in the spaces we live in every day.

The corner of your compound.
Your shamba.
Your school.
Your estate.

That is where biodiversity begins.

Leave some grass longer. Plant indigenous trees. Grow flowers. Put out water for birds.

Small actions lead to big impact.

Because biodiversity does not only start in protected areas... It starts kwa gate yako. 🇰🇪

💚 International Day for Biological Diversity. Theme: Acting locally for global impact

21/05/2026

🍯 What does mangrove conservation taste like?

In Mashundwani, Lamu, it tastes like honey.

What began as a few traditional hives is growing into a modern apiculture enterprise. Today, 20 members of the Mashundwani Beekeeping User Group are producing mangrove honey, strengthening livelihoods, and showing how healthy mangrove ecosystems can support thriving communities.

With support, training, and new skills, the group is improving honey production, building resilience, and creating new opportunities for economic growth.

“This project is about more than honey; it’s about education and stability… We encourage each other and stay motivated.”
— Asia Mustafa, Member, Mashundwani Beekeepers

Healthy mangroves. Stronger communities. Sweeter futures. 💚

In Mashundwani, Lamu, it tastes like honey.What began as a few traditional hives is growing into a modern apiculture enterprise. Today, 20 members of the Mas...

19/05/2026

Pollinators are not just bees and butterflies. 🐝🐦

They include birds, beetles, flies, bats, and even elephants, all playing a role in helping plants reproduce and supporting the food systems we rely on.

In fact, one in every three bites of food we eat depends on animal pollinators.

Beyond food, pollinators help sustain ecosystems that provide medicines, fibres, building materials, and support carbon storage.

Protecting pollinators means protecting habitats, reducing harmful chemicals, and conserving the species that quietly keep nature working. 🌍💚

13/05/2026

Happening Now!!!

11/05/2026

Nominate a mum who deserves a moment to rest 💚

To celebrate mothers who give so much every day, we are giving away 10 one-night stays and breakfast experiences courtesy of Sankara Nairobi autograph Nairobi.

Know a mum who deserves a well-earned break?
Tell us in one sentence or more why she deserves a moment to relax and recharge.

Nominate her today. 🌸

10 mothers with the highest number of comments by end of day Wednesday will win a one-night stay, bed and breakfast, courtesy of Sankara Nairobi.

Winners will include:

Top 5 stories from Facebook

Top 5 stories from Instagram

📍 Nairobi Metropolitan Area only

10/05/2026

Mothers are life-givers who protect and nurture 💚

This Mother’s Day, celebrate a mother who deserves a much-needed rest by sharing her story of impact for people and nature in the comments below.

🌸 10 mothers with the highest number of comments by end of day Wednesday will win a one-night stay, bed and breakfast, courtesy of Sankara Nairobi.

Winners will include:
• Top 5 stories from Facebook
• Top 5 stories from Instagram

Requirement: Participants must be mothers based within the Nairobi Metropolitan Area.