Nyungwe Park, the major source of Rwandan water
By Christophe Uwizeyimana Nyungwe national park of Rwanda, has natural forest which covers surface area of 1,019 km2, with a…
Rwanda urged to halt Wetlands degradation and contribute to Wetlands restoration
Kigali, February 02,2023- Rwanda joined the rest of the world to commemorate World Wetlands Day (WWD) usually celebrated every year…
Akagera national park highlights of 2022
Read the full highlights below across all Akagera’s key five pillars which are Law Enforcement, Biodiversity Conservation, Community Engagement, Tourism…
Protect the environment to secure groundwater
By Frederick MUGIRA Kakukuru-Rwenanura Town Council is found in Ntungamo District and lies within the Kagera basin in Uganda. Over…
Rwanda calls on the world to put nature first and agree on an ambitious global biodiversity framework
Rwanda is calling on nations of the world to join hands and agree on an ambitious Global Biodiversity Framework at…
Rwanda launches a five-year initiative to improve hazardous waste management
The Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have launched a five-year project to protect…
The important things to know about Lake Kivu
Lake Kivu covers a total surface area of 2730 km 2 with a volume of 560 km 3 and lies…
Rwanda can present a national inventory based on a mapping of the carbon stock of each individual tree
As the first country, Rwanda can now present a national inventory based on a mapping of the carbon stock of…
Seven ways in which youth can protect the Environment
Our planet is our home, the place that sustains us; but are we living in harmony with nature? It seems…
Gisagara: Democratic Green Party activists have taken initiative to fight against environmental degradation
By Christophe Uwizeyimana On 13rd November 2022, The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda organized trainings of its Activists from Gisagara…