Are you looking for a ready-to-use environmental education resource for primary school children in Kenya? You might just have found it!
Based on the successful workbook for our Khomas Environmental Education Programme – KEEP, we now developed this valuable EE resource for Kenya. You can download a low resolution version here, but if you are planning to print it, we would happily provide you with a print-ready high resolution version. Simply get in touch.
Are there four giraffe species or only one? Why is this an important question and what does it actually mean? The team of ‘The Science of …’ explains giraffe genetics and conservation implications in simple terms. Watch this video to find your answers.
Kenya can be considered a giraffe ‘hotspot’, with three of the now four distinct giraffe species occurring in the country: reticulated, Masai and Nubian giraffe. It was about time to develop a dedicated giraffe conservation poster for Kenya. Find out more about giraffe range, their numbers, habitat, local history as well as threats by downloading our new poster “Kenya’s Giraffe – Conservation Guide”.
Based on our recent detailed assessment of giraffe numbers and their distribution in Namibia, we now estimate that there are approx. 12,000 Angolan giraffe in Namibia as well as 100 South African giraffe. Giraffe are widely distributed across the country and occur on private and communal land as well as in national parks. Learn more about our findings in our latest poster ‘Namibia’s Giraffe – A Conservation Guide’.
What exactly are the differences between giraffe species and their subspecies? Do they all look the same? If you simply want to compare giraffe coat patterns and find out where they live, have a look at our poster ‘Africa’s Giraffe – Can you spot the difference?’
We have developed a number of fun giraffe materials for kids. Check out our Giraffe Fun for Kids and get drawing. You can download all PDFs here.
Recent research has shown that there are four species and five subspecies of giraffe. To find out more about their numbers, distribution and different coat patterns, have a look at our poster ‘Africa’s Giraffe – Species’.
While giraffe roamed widely across the African continent, their numbers have dropped and their distribution is limited and rather patchy. To find out more about giraffe, their current conservation status and distribution, check out our poster ‘Africa’s Giraffe – Conservation Status & Distribution’.
Together with the Namibian children’s magazine PAKO, we have developed a few easy to read giraffe information resources for kids. You can download these one-pagers here.
