I’m looking for strong African women in conservation for season 2 of Wildlife Warriors (I hope you’ve been watching it?) - pls inbox me names and contacts any heroes you know of

The 1st plot-level database of 🌱#plant communities across 🇰🇪Kenyan coastal #forests.🌳 Consists of data from 158 plots & 25 forests. 🔓Long Database Report: doi.org/10.3897/VCS/20…. #Vegetation #VegetationScience #PlantScience

The first vegetation-plot database for the Coastal forests of Kenya is out (Fungomeli et al. 2020). An intriguing biodiversity hotspot in the Tropical rich African forests. #biodiversityconservation #kenyabiodiversity #conservationscience #unibo #nationalmuseumsofkenya #iavs

A new vegetation-plot database for the coastal forests of Kenya: a plain language summary of the study by Maria Fungomeli and colleagues in VCSjournal vegsciblog.org/2020/06/25/veg… via Vegetation Science Blog IAVS

We are thrilled to announce the winners of the 2024 BES Awards, celebrating the work of nine distinguished ecologists!👏 Meet our winners buff.ly/4eau05L #BESAwards2024

Maria Fungomeli of the National Museums of Kenya has been recognized in the BES Awards 2024 for her exceptional contributions to the field of ecology. Her work emphasizes the significance of conservation and biodiversity in African ecosystems, showcasing her dedication to

Congratulations Dr. Mashirima Dr. Maria Fungomeli National Museums of Kenya British Ecological Society OIST Edinburgh University FCT - Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia OceanEarthUniSoton Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (UK Branch) Prof Nathalie Seddon, Oxford University of Oxford Nature-based Solutions Initiative University of Oxford @tomezard Leverhulme Centre for Nature Recovery Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales Marsh Charitable Trust @UniofOxford Miguel Araújo Nature Kenya - the EANHS Kenya Tourism Board

If you don’t, make sure to follow Dr. Maria Fungomeli’s work on the coastal forest fragments of Kenya. No wonder she got British Ecological Society’s award for most promising ecologist in Africa! Keep shining, Maria: I hope we see each other again soon! Maybe a visit to National Museums of Kenya is in order

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A boy fetched water in a natural spring in Amboseli - it’s not hard to see why the fig tree is so sacred.