Wildlife Conservation Blog

Hadada Ibis: Nairobi’s Feathered Alarm Clock and African Survivor

By Johnson Owino · Jun 30, 2026

(A mature Hadada Ibis (Bostrychia hagedash) The photograph captures the bird’s distinctive features:...

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The Downfall of a Crab Kingdom 🦀

By Johnson Owino · Jun 27, 2026

(Christmas Island. A crab utopia.A wide landscape view of the lush, green terrace forests and s...

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Why Pharaoh Ants Are the World's Most Successful Pest 🐜

By Johnson Owino · Jun 23, 2026

(A highly dense cluster of tiny ants packed tightly inside a narrow crevice between rough tree bark...

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When Waves Stopped Carrying Life: A Bird Flu Hits the Seal World🦭

By Johnson Owino · Jun 20, 2026

(Landscape documentation of a massive king penguin colony and elephant seals gathered around the mel...

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Comeback of the Century: How Pandas Clawed Their Way Back from the Brink 🐼

By Johnson Owino · Jun 16, 2026

(photo by Pascale on Getty images) For decades, the giant panda was the global face of extin...

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The Algorithm That Listens for Orcas 🐋

By Johnson Owino · Jun 9, 2026

(British Colombia,san huan islands. Captured in prime killer whale habitats like the pacific)You...

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The White Butterflies Along Thika Road Are Not a Sign of the End Times 🦋

By Johnson Owino · Jun 4, 2026

(Kenya,A close-up view of brown-veined white butterflies aggregating to draw nutrients from damp...

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Meet Your Neighbor, the Genius in Black

By Johnson Owino · May 29, 2026

(Open field ,e.g., North America or Europe. A large flock of crows (a murder) landing, taking of...

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Madagascars Exploding Mom:A love story of a chameleon’s ultimate sacrifice. 🦎

By Johnson Owino · May 27, 2026

(Dry deciduous forests of Western Madagascar.Male Furcifer labordi; bright green body, white lip...

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So You Think You Know Sharks?

By Eva Makena · May 23, 2026

So You Think You Know Sharks? Think Again. Let's be honest. Most of what we know about sharks...

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The Caterpillar That Built a Log Cabin(And Lugged it Everywhere)

By Johnson Owino · May 12, 2026

(Pagoda bagworm caterpillar (Family: Psychidae, such as Clania crameri or a closely related sp...

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Snakes: Ecological Importance, Human-Snake Conflict, Public Health Concerns, and Conservation in Kenya and Worldwide

By Tabitha Waigwa · May 7, 2026

By Tabitha Waigwa, Founder and Chairperson, Animal IQ Conservation Group Animal IQ Conservation...

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