Long ago, when the land was still young, the Maasai say that elephants were the first to walk the earth after cattle. Enkai, the creator, gave them the gift of memory so they could guide other creatures to water and shade. There was once a great elephant called Olomunyak, whose [...]
In the rolling plains of Kajiado, there once stood a mighty Oltukai tree an old acacia whose branches stretched wide, shading the cattle and shepherds beneath. The herdsmen loved to rest under its cool shade, and the birds built their nests in its branches. For many seasons, the Oltukai watched [...]
In the old days, the Maasai gathered beneath the tall acacia tree for meetings, dances, and blessings. The tree gave shade for the people, flowers for the bees, and branches for firewood. But as years passed, many acacia trees were cut down. The land grew bare, the soil cracked, and [...]
Long ago, the Maasai of Kajiado faced a great problem. The river that gave them water began to dry, not from the sun alone, but because people forgot the old ways. Some threw rubbish in the water, others cut the trees along its banks, and soon the once-clear river grew [...]
A New Partnership to Protect Kenya’s Wildlife and Inspire Future Generations Naturehub Collective is proud to announce that we are now an official corporate member of the Wildlife Clubs of Kenya (WCK) a milestone that strengthens our commitment to conservation and environmental education in Kenya. Wildlife Clubs of Kenya is [...]
A Community-Led Turning Point This past weekend marked a powerful turning point for coastal conservation in Mtwapa Creek, Kilifi County, as Naturehub Collective officially launched a new chapter in its mission to restore and protect Kenya’s fragile coastal ecosystems. With the sun rising over the mangrove-lined waters, the community gathered [...]