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How Ipomoea Took Over Up to 65% of Pastureland in Parts of Kajiado
When people talk about Ipomoea in Kajiado, the conversation often starts with one number: 65%. That figure has appeared in meetings, community discussions and conversations among pastoralists for years. But where does it actually come from? Does it describe the whole county? And what does it really tell us about the state of Kajiado's rangelands? The answers are more nuanced and more revealing than the headline statistic alone. Check out Article 1; Anchor: our overview of Ip
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Aug 284 min read


Why Is Ipomoea Spreading So Fast in Kajiado?
If you've walked through parts of Mashuru or Kajiado Central, it's easy to come away with one question: How did this happen? Ipomoea doesn't appear to spread evenly across the landscape. Some grazing areas are heavily covered while others remain relatively healthy. That isn't a coincidence. According to research and community observations, the weed is taking advantage of conditions that already existed. Understanding those conditions changes how we think about the problem. In
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Aug 284 min read


Why Removing Ipomoea Isn't Enough
If you've seen an invasive weed taking over a grazing field, the obvious response seems simple. Pull it out. Spray it. Dig it up. Problem solved. Communities across Kajiado have tried all of those approaches. Yet despite years of effort, Ipomoea continues to spread across some of the county's rangelands. The question isnt whether people are acting. It's why those efforts so often produce only temporary results. The answer has less to do with the weed itself than with the cond
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Aug 283 min read


Ipomoea in Kajiado: Understanding the Invasive Weed Threatening Kenya's Rangelands
Ipomoea in Kajiado: Understanding the Invasive Weed Threatening Kenya's Rangeland
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Aug 44 min read


Sand Dams in Arid and Semi-Arid Lands of Southeastern Lowlands
What is a sand dam? A sand dam is a groundwater-based natural storage solution to make more water available for domestic use, livestock...
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Feb 7, 20242 min read


Leaders Want KWS Address Human-Wildlife Conflict
Kajiado Deputy Governor Martin Moshisho wants the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) to contain local wildlife in the parks to avert rampant...
Maxwell Wanjohi
Nov 4, 20231 min read


HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICTS IN KAJIADO COUNTY
Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has put in place elaborate measures to mitigate a surge of human-wildlife conflict cases in Kajiado County...
Maxwell Wanjohi
Nov 4, 20231 min read


A Sh5.6 billion compensation claim, angry locals and 10 dead lions
Human-wildlife conflicts in the vast Kajiado County have slowly snowballed into a catastrophe in the past week, leaving 10 lions dead, 10...
Maxwell Wanjohi
Nov 4, 20231 min read
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