One of the challenges within education is to empower the youth of Lamu to understand their heritage and cultural values, ensuring their indigenous traditional knowledge continues to evolve and be passed down through the generations, in working towards a better future.
Through the Lamu Conservation Trust opportunities will be created for the youth through education and apprenticeships. Future plans include a tourism guide training facility, local skills and dhow building apprenticeships, as well as secondary schooling and bursaries.
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Dec. 11, 2018
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Nov. 14, 2016
Our teams recently spotted 40 hippos in search for water in a drying waterhole near the Witu livestock camp. Over time we have seen this once lush area struggle in the face of severe drought, human encroachment and overgrazing.
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Sep. 19, 2016
Often targeted by poachers for their meat and teeth, hippopotamus numbers have fallen drastically in recent years across Africa.
However, whilst out on patrol the Anti-Poaching rangers came across a healthy looking hippo pod which is an encouraging sign and further reason to protect their threatened habitat.
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May. 5, 2016