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WHY ARE RANGELANDS IMPORTANT: WHO IS RESPONSIBLE

Carolyne Kyalo from LARMAT, University of Nairobi and Dr. Klerkson Lugusa from United States International University Africa (USIU) facilitated a training on Rangeland Inventory, Assessment and Monitoring to Masaai Mara Wildlife Conservancy Association technical staff. The staff heads various dockets such as Natural Resource Management, gender and enterprises, education, Climate change, governance and to monitoring and evaluation.

RANGELAND INVENTORY, MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT TRAINING FOR CONSERVANCIES WITHIN THE MAASAI MARA ECOSYSTEM

Rangelands and their values, plant life forms (grassland, shrubland, desert, alpine, and some woodland ecosystems), have been facing a myriad of challenges in providing ecosystem goods and services that support the well-being of societies. The rangelands have continued to provide sufficient, safe and nutritious food to all people.

CHAIRMAN LARMAT PARTICIPATES IN THE HIGH-LEVEL POLICY DIALOGUE ON BIOECONOMY FOR BURUNDI AND EAST AFRICA

The East African Community in collaboration with partners Stockholm Environmental Institute, Bioinnovate Africa, among others, have combined efforts to develop policies to support bioeconomy for Africa.

2 MSC CALL FOR APPLICATION -ASSESSING SOIL ORGANIC CARBON STOCKS AND FLUXES UNDER HOLISTIC PLANNED AND TRADITIONAL GRAZING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN RANGELANDS OF KENYA (SMARTGRAZE)

SMARTGRAZE is funded through the RUFORUM GRA Graduate Research Grants. The project seeks to investigate the impacts of holistic planned grazing (HPG) on carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrious oxide (N2O) and methane (CH4) emissions, soil organic carbon (SOC) and soil properties, biomass production, diversity and nutritional quality, and livestock forage preferences in a semi-arid rangeland of Kajiado County, Kenya. Data will be collected from plots under HPG system and traditional grazing during the wet and dry seasons.

WELCOME TO UON 69TH GRADUATION

Congratulations to all our graduands who will be conferred with degrees on Friday, 22nd  September, 2023.The graduation will be physical.

Confirm that all marks entered in the SMIS are correct and all required units are complete.

  • All fees should be cleared at least one month before graduation.
  • Convocation fee should be paid before filling an Application for Graduation:

Convocation fee Ksh. 1,000.00

This payment is compulsory whether one attends the graduation ceremony or not