Hey there it’s Drew again back with more from Friends of Shimoni Forest. The amount of destruction in the forest is reaching new and higher levels every day but we’re still pushing for protection. The importance community plays in reaching our goals is not never forgotten. Saying that, we realize that the Shimoni coastal forest [...]
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- African Fish Eagle
- Amphibians
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- bats
- beach clean-ups
- Bird surveys
- Birds
- bottlenose dolphins
- bush baby
- Bushbuck
- Butterflies
- Cetacean research
- chameleon
- Charcoal Burning
- Coastal Forest
- Colobus
- Community Conservation
- coral reefs
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- Dugongs
- Eco-tourism
- Elephant Shrew
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- Floral surveys
- Forest fire
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- Friends of Shimoni Forest Scholarship Fund
- Funzi turtle club
- Gecko
- genets
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- Humpback Dolphins
- Humpback whales
- Introduction
- invertebrates
- Kaya
- Kenya Wildlife Service
- Kisite Mpunguti MPA
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- marine research
- Mkwiro Village
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- National Scholarship Programme
- Nyuli Community Conservation Group
- Pantropical spotted dolphin
- Primate census
- Primate Research
- Reef fish research
- Reptiles
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- Safe Shimoni Youth Group
- Shimoni Forest
- Shimoni Health Commitee
- Shimoni west forest
- Shrews
- Small mammals
- Small-eared Galago
- Southern Banded Snake Eagle
- Spotted Ground Thrush
- Suni
- sykes monkey
- Tortoise
- Transect cutting
- tree nursery
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- Tsavo West Sustainable Development Programme
- turtle research
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- wasini island
- Wasini Locally Managed Marine Area
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- Year of the Dolphin
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Apr 29th Antonio C USD 55.00