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PREMIUM Stop poisoning cranes, conservationist urges farmers as wetlands shrink Habitat destruction forcing Grey Crowned Cranes to abandon natural nesting grounds. Climate Just now Listen

PREMIUM Stop poisoning cranes, conservationist urges farmers as wetlands shrink Habitat destruction forcing Grey Crowned Cranes to abandon natural nesting grounds. Climate Just now Listen

By GhanaSummary NewsroomKenya

Homa Bay's wetlands are burning, and no one is stopping it Fires are destroying papyrus wetlands across Rachuonyo North, robbing women of their livelihoods, driving hippos into villages, and pushing the grey crowned crane towards extinction New research puts Lake Olbolosatt on the global map A three-year assessment by leading conservation bodies has revealed rare, never-before-seen species at the lake while warning that encroachment and climate pressures threaten its survival PREMIUM Invasive Indian House Crows land in Nairobi Experts warn that Indian house crows could threaten birdlife at Nairobi National Park.

It it is forcing the endangered birds to find new and riskier places to raise their young.

For Kenya’s Grey Crowned Cranes, the loss of wetlands is becoming more than a threat to their feeding grounds.

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