Indigenous trees play a key role in ensuring that water towers are healthy and discharge the required water and other ecosystem benefits for human, animal, and industrial use. Our role is to ensure that these water towers are protected, rehabilitated, Read More …
Ongoing final inspection of Maasai Mau Electric Fence mounted to reduce human-wildlife conflicts in Narok County. Engineers from the State Department of Public Works have assessed and recommended issuance of no defects certificate. The certificate indicates that the contractor, Top Read More …
The CEO Prof. Julius Tanui joined Eng. Festus Ngeno, PS Environment & Climate Change for the World Metrological Day at Nyagajo, Kericho County. Every 23rd March, the World Meteorological Organization commemorates the coming into force of the Convention establishing the Read More …
We were honored today, to participate in the International Day of Action for Rivers event, themed “Protecting our rivers, celebrating their importance,” organized by Smart planet International in partnership with County Government of Nandi ,Kenya Forest Service , Kenya Wildlife Read More …
Engineers from the Department for Public Works, and security team doing inspection of the Maasai Mau Electric Fence. The contractor has completed defects liability period. The team is checking if the contractor has done all the repairs for the review Read More …
Hon. Rashid Echesa, Chairman of the Board together with Prof. Julius Tanui, CEO participating at the ongoing UNEA 6 conference at UNEP headquarters, Gigiri in Nairobi. They are accompanied by Board Directors Hon. Elisha Busienei and Florence Auma.
The Board of Directors led by Hon. Elisha Busienei, the Chairman for Technical Committee, inspected progress made on the Maasai Mau Electric Fence in Narok County. The fence has been billed as the best in Kenya since it uses modern Read More …
Hon. Rashid Echesa, Chairman of Kenya Water Towers Agency and PS Eng. Festus Ng’eno, Environment. Hon. Rashid Echesa, Chairman of Kenya Water Towers Agency, chaired a board retreat in Naivasha. PS Eng. Festus Ng’eno, Environment, and Climate Change joined the Read More …
Hon. Rashid Echesa chairs a board meeting at KWTA Headquarters, Nairobi. The board sits to consider various reports from management on conservation of Kenya’s water towers in quarter two of the current financial year.
Prof. Julius Tanui, the CEO joined the CS for Environment, Climate Change and Forestry Hon. Soipan Tuya at Lake Narasha (Tomboroa Dam), Uasin Gishu County for the World Wetlands Day Celebrations. The CS was accompanied by PS Eng. Festus Ngeno, Read More …
Our staff participated in Ondiri Swamp Conservation Marathon organized by the Friends of Ondiri Swamp. The Swamp is a major source for the Nairobi River and has faced several degradation challenges in the past. Friends of Ondiri Swamp are putting Read More …