Caroline Chebet is a conservation reporter based in Nairobi, Kenya. With a focus on local environmental issues, Caroline covers stories related to wildlife conservation, climate change adaptation, sustainable development, and the intersection of politics and the environment. She contributes to publications such as Standard Group PLC and EURACTIV.
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Caroline's coverage heavily emphasizes local government announcements and frequently cites data. Her focus is on environment, climate change, conservation, wildlife, and sustainability with themes covering agriculture & farming as well as scientific topics.
Given her interest in government announcements and cited data, consider providing pitches that include insights from local authorities or experts who can speak to the specific environmental challenges faced in Kenya or Nairobi. Additionally, offering access to relevant data or research findings might increase the appeal of your pitch.
If you have expertise in sustainable agriculture practices or scientific innovations related to environmental conservation specifically within the Kenyan context, Caroline may find those perspectives valuable for her reporting.
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Sabaki River estuary is one of the 68 key biodiversity areas in the country located at the tail end of the Athi-Galana -Sabaki river basin.
His desk is full of recorders, cameras and Global Positioning Satellites (GPS) technologies enabling him and the technical teams to communicate how wildlife and their habitats are doing.
Every year, hundreds of chameleons and tortoises are exported from Kenya to feed the growing exotic pet trade despite most of these animals being rare.
By: Joseph Kipsang, Caroline Chebet
By: Caroline Chebet
The trade in African grey parrots is lucrative, fueled by a desire for exotic pets and a belief in their ability to provide companionship. But behind the façade of this thriving market, a darker reality lurks. Many of these birds have been captured from the wild, torn from their natural habitats in West Africa and subjected to the stress and trauma of captivity.
By: Caroline Chebet
Under the theme ‘It Starts with a Book’, the event features over 15 million books covering diverse fields of knowledge, with over 2,500 publishers from 112 countries participating.
By: Caroline Chebet
Named the ‘Historical Corpus of the Arabic Language’, this extensive project spans 17 centuries of linguistic development across 127 volumes.
By: Caroline Chebet
Education experts and technology enthusiasts have called for the scaling up of artificial intelligence (AI) in educational institutions and libraries worldwide.
From creative displays of modern literature to rare texts dating back hundreds of years, the ongoing 43rd edition of the Sharjah International Book Fair offers a unique glimpse into the rich history of the written word.
By: Caroline Chebet
Digital publishing industries continue to face competition from free and low-cost online materials, as well as piracy and intellectual property infringements.
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