Dr. Jairus Koki

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My name is Dr. Jairus Koki founder and member of Quakers United for Environment (QUE), A faith based conservation group active in western Kenya. i am a birder and love birds, currently i am working with community based tourism initiatives to incorporate bird watching and promote tourism through which the environment, a home of birds will be conserved. i am very delighted to be part of this great team hoping to learn and gain more exposure in matters climate change and the mitigation measures to combat it. Thanks for accepting me on this forum.

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Go to the profile of Thirza Loffeld
23 days ago

A warm welcome to WildHub, Jairus! Wonderful to have you join us and thank you for sharing about your background. 

I would recommend joining our member Social events (dates here) which is a great way to get to know other members and learn more about opportunities (e.g. on climate change discussions). A good point of contact for you would also be @Eberechi Cecilia Osuagwu, Wildhub Advocate 

Let us know if you have any questions. 

Dear Dr. Koki,

A warm welcome to WildHub! It’s wonderful to have you here. Your work with Quakers United for Environment sounds incredibly impactful, especially with the focus on bird conservation through community-based tourism. I’m sure your insights will be valuable to many members of our community.

I’m excited to see your contributions to the discussions around climate change and mitigation strategies. What has been your most rewarding experience so far in working with community-based tourism and bird conservation?

We’re thrilled to have you as part of the team and look forward to learning from your experiences.

Go to the profile of JAIRUS N. KOKI
17 days ago

Hello Friends, working withe community is very rewarding. the most rewarding thing is bringing knowledge to those who did not have it. the empowerment aspect where you make people understand that indeed there is a problem either caused by them or by others but it is affecting them in many ways. the good part of it. the good thing is that the the members would bring forward suggestions and other ways to overcome the challenges of climate change. There is a serious challenge of people in communities not knowing that planet Earth is suffering. Even those in leadership to allow one talk about climate issues is not easy. therefore let us spread the message that mother Earth needs our attention