Rwanda highlighted the importance of forests, water, weather and climate in our daily lives
By Annonciata BYUKUSENGE Every year, Rwanda joins the rest of the world to mark World Water Day, International Day of…
To Boost E-waste Awareness: The community work in March 2023 will focus to collect electronic and electrical waste in Rwanda
The Government of Rwanda, through the Ministry of ICT and Innovation, has joined hands with the Global Green Growth Institute…
Did you know! Forests provide directly or indirectly important health benefits for all people
This is the theme for the 2023 International Day of Forests that “Forests and Health.” Forests provide directly or indirectly…
Nyungwe National Park highlights 2022
The highlights of the park activities in 2022 across five pillars of park management. One of the most impactful stories…
Rwanda elected to chair platform of environmental protection agencies in Africa
The first-ever roundtable meeting of Heads of Environmental Protection Agencies and Directors of Environment in Africa (EPAs) has elected Rwanda…
Commonwealth Secretary-General urges immediate action on climate change, loss of biodiversity
Collaborative action is vital to prevent the runaway effects of climate change and loss of biodiversity, the Commonwealth Secretary-General, Patricia…
One Forest Summit: Commonwealth Secretary-General urges immediate action on climate change and loss of biodiversity
Libreville, Gabon – Collaborative action is vital to prevent the runaway effects of climate change and loss of biodiversity, the…
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…