Narok County, Youths Rift Valley Wildlife Summit.

Sopia Luka Wildlife Conservationist attended the Summit

We started our summit, by an Iceberg from MC Vicky and MC 254. We also got an opening speech from our able CEO of SUSO and World Leaders of Today Youth Organization.

SUSO ( Stand Up Shout Out youth) World Leaders of Today.

We had Morning Sessions by discussing problems of Human and Wildlife Conflicts and Community Conservation. We brainstorm problems as a Group.
Then presented them to the whole Participants in the Summit before we depart for lunch break.
We Listed Problems being;
1. Human population led to Human Encroachment to animals habitats.
2. Loss of Habitat
3. Corruption
4. Poaching
5. Lack Compensations
After the Break Time, we resumed our afternoon, Our Group discuss the Solutions for the above problems,
1. Bee Keeping to avoid Elephants attacking the Homesteads.
2. Compensation ontime
3. Incentives to motivate people living with Animals.
4. Technology chips to track Animals
5. Create awareness in the communities on precautions to avoid the Conflicts.
6. Stop Retaliation

Giving Back Services

When you are World Changer

Why not Nurture, and Raise more young people to be Wildlife Conservationists?
this is the ever lingering question in my mind, that let me not stay Idles.

Started Wildlife Conservation Clubs to Nurture Kids

Introducing Kids to Wildlife conservation Lessons at Mara Learning Academy.

ICT literacy is essential 

 

 

 

Kids watching Pangolins movie during the lesson "The most Trafficked Mammal'.

I show them Trafficking routes to Middle East Markets

Kids Animals Knowledge collection Data

Endangered Lesson

World Cleanup Day 2019

To be able to volunteer worthy sacrifice.

I have to travel 85 Kms to join the Stand Up Shout Out (SUSO) Narok Division, this is an international youth for change Organization that I have partnered since 2014. in Creating awareness in Global Marches for stopping Poaching our our Iconic species. 
During the World Cleanup Day 2019, we the www.maasilverresearch.wordpress.com
youth group and Green Clean Mara CBO, agreed to participate in the Narok Dump Site cleanup.
I appreciated the turnout of Youth from different clubs that I may not be able to mentioned all but a few like; Maasai Mara Environmental Club and Anectus club, Red Cross Narok, Maa Flava youth musicians, Kippra Mentorship and MMU Peer educators club
" Why calm, when our World is facing Climate change?" my Mission in the event.

 

Wildlife Conservation take home ideas.

Pangolins Awareness

African Speckled Pigeon rescued by Maa Silver Research Volunteer.

Conservation Needed For Pangolins

I the Wildlife Conservationist, Based in the Greater Mara Ecosystem (6,645 kms square) that is comprises of Maasai Mara National Reserve and the Community Conservancies spearheaded by MMWCA Maasai Mara Wildlife Conservancies Association. I call upon everyone lets care for the
species found in Kenya that are targeted by the demand in the Asia, As the research shows that Pangolins are the most Trafficked Mammal on earth due to black Market demand.

Using the Citizen Science model, We approached the Community volunteers to trained them in different villages on how to take data in the field about any species they come a across in unprotected area near their villages, since the Formation of Maa Silver Research of Flora and Fauna in Maasai Mara in 2011, local Maasai Youth who join this volunteering youth group for nature become Professional Guides now in Many different company and working in the field conserved as they led Tourists in the Ecosystem by contributing Data to the Village Center.

Through Community Forums, We learned that there are Eight Species of Pangolins. Four species in Africa and Four other species in the Asia listed below;
1. Chinese Pangolin   Manis pentadactyla
2. Sunda Pangolin - Manis javanica
3. Indian Pangolin - Manis crasscaudata
4. Philippine Pangolin - Manis culionensis
5. White Bellied Pangon - Phataginus tricuspis
6. Black Bellied Pangolin - Phataginus tetrapadactyla
7. Temminck Ground Pangolin - Smutsia temminckii
8. Giant Ground Pangolin - Smutsia gigantea

I propose to the volunteers in different areas in the Ecosystem, as we monitored all other species both Endangered, Critically endangered and Vulnerable species. Its really great we collect data of this critically Endangered species on earth.

Photo by Loinyo a Guide, taken near Musiara Airstrip.

If any got a picture in the field send to me or share to Maa Silver Research on Facebook.
Lets Conserve, Stop the poaching manace and the Market. its not true that Pangolins scales is a medicine its true that same keratin of your nails.

Green Clean Mara CBO

This is the Community Environment Organization base in Mara established 2017. We have partnered with more than 10 Schools, around Maasai Mara and planted so far Three Thousand Trees. Mission to go Greener in our schools and Mara Ecosystem to be clean and green. Lives flourish when trees breathed we breath also a fresh air.

We can stop Desertification on our Planet Earth if we all come together and plants Trees? For a person to breath you need 10 Trees, How many Trees do we need to satisfied 7 Billions population of People leave a long with other species?

We have also installed Biogas, to a Maasai Village to safe dangers of Homestead owners to frequently walk to fetch firewoods and endangering the lives due to Wild Animals in the Wildness.

We appreciated the Israeli Embasy in Kenya, Funskids, Netfund and Narok County for all their  cooperation to make the 2019 Sekenani Environment success. All are Welcomed always.

Maa Silver Research of Flora and Fauna In Maasai Mara

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Climbing the High Sea Levels for Nature

Nature is a amazing, here in Maasai Mara Oldarpoi Ngama Hills.
You get to understand more on Botany and Wildlife conservations storytelling from the native and passionate Guides.

Galati From Australia Wildlife Photographer.

Tukai the Cultural Warrior and Luka the Tour Guide, Conservationist and ICT Tutor.

Knowledge is power, Not only spotting Animals; Famous Big Five but you mingle with warriors educating different nationalities about Flora and Fauna.

As a way of Give back, we all share and create awareness to the society by training wildlife clubs in schools.

Community Knowledge Center

On the month of January 2019, I partnered with Sekenani Community Center through Maa Silver Research of Flora and Fauna introducing Information Technology Essentials to young upcoming generations mission and goals to eradicate poverty, Unemployment and create awareness of Technology to use it as resolution to led marginalized communities to emerging innovations.

We introduce youth Technologies like #IOT Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence and Cutting Edges Technologies in the world of Innovations.