Research: Raising awareness on ground Ants diversity and abundance
By Jeanne Françoise UMUMARARUNGU This is a research was conducted by Mrs Christella Suavis Iradukunda, MSc Landscape Manager at ARCOS…
The importance of environmental impact assessments REMA announced
By Annonciata BYUKUSENGE The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a process of predicting and evaluating the environmental hazard & impact…
Rusumo: Environmental activities have led to access health services – Story behind
By Annonciata BYUKUSENGE Women living in Ngara district, Lemela-Kagera had the dream of accessing health service and now they say…
Global waste statistics and Management
By Jeanne Françoise Umumararungu Every year, the globe produces 2.01 billion tones of municipal solid garbage, of which, at the…
Rwanda-Huye: They have taken measures of ending plastic pollution
By Christophe Uwizeyimana Every year, the government of Rwanda joins the rest of the world to mark the World Environment…
How Rwanda revised Green Growth and Climate Resilience Strategy
Rwanda has today launched the Revised Green Growth and Climate Resilience Strategy as part of World Environment Day celebrations. The…
Why solving the plastic menace requires cross-sectoral collaboration and partnerships
Today is World Environment Day, a day the UN set aside to encourage awareness and action for protecting the environment.…
BIOCOOR is recognizing the friends of nature conservation around Nyungwe National park
By Christophe Uwizeyimana An nongovernmental organization for Biodiversity conservation ‘’Biocoor’’, which operates in Southern region of Rwanda is helping people…
REMA highlighted the effort of Rwanda in eradicating single use plastics
By Annonciata Byukusenge In media briefing on World Environment Day Special Tackling Plastic Pollution, the Director General of Rwanda Environment…
How charcoal and firewood devour forests in Rwanda
By Clementine Nyirangaruye In the districts of Musanze and Gasabo, in the North Province, Rwandans are destroying protected areas, including…