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Through , Training, research and community service the Department aims at enhancing sustainable Natural Resources Management and development of technologies suitable for sustainable livelihoods and informing policy.

KUCCPS Open for Intra University Transfer, Deadline 24 August 2025. Take and Advantage and Apply for Bachelors of Drylan...
15/07/2025

KUCCPS Open for Intra University Transfer, Deadline 24 August 2025. Take and Advantage and Apply for Bachelors of Dryland Suitability Science and Technology( DSST) via
KUCCPS | The Placement Service
https://students.kuccps.net/programmes/detail/6623/

UoN Community on 11th April, 2025 over 2000 planted Avocado fruit trees and Indigenous trees ' Let us preach the gospel ...
25/04/2025

UoN Community on 11th April, 2025 over 2000 planted Avocado fruit trees and Indigenous trees ' Let us preach the gospel of Environmental greening and sustainability down to our communities and not only in Nairobi,' stressed UON. Vice chancellor, Prof. Hutchinson, as she addressed staff, students and partners that had gathered for the Annual Tree Planting Ceremony. The tree ceremony led by Department of Land Resource Management & Agricultural Technology, UON was occasioned by staff and students in LARMAT under the leadership of Prof. Richard Onwonga, head of the faculty Environment committee , Dr. Staline Kibet. The student fraternity was represented by Abdi Rashid S. Ali,
https://larmat.uonbi.ac.ke/latest-news/lets-green-planet

A successful week it was, with hands-on training on use of Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy (CRDS) at the University of Nai...
09/04/2025

A successful week it was, with hands-on training on use of Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy (CRDS) at the University of Nairobi, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Land Resource Management & Agricultural Technology. CRDS is state of the art trace gases measuring equipment that forms part of quick and real time GHGs measurements. Notably, this is the first Model of its kind in Eastern Africa. The faculty, through the department of LARMAT, has acquired this equipment courtesy of the collaborative work with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), led by Dr. Oscar Koech who serves as the Project Scientific Consultant for Regional Project (RAF 5090).
https://larmat.uonbi.ac.ke/latest-news/training-and-installation-cavity-ring-down-spectroscopy-crds

Dr. Oscar Koech successfully facilitated a five-day regional training of trainers for extension officers from Ethiopia,...
09/04/2025

Dr. Oscar Koech successfully facilitated a five-day regional training of trainers for extension officers from Ethiopia, South Sudan and Uganda on Pastures and Fodder Production Technologies and innovations. The training provided in-depth understanding of regional challenges to pasture and pasture seeds production, capacity development of technical teams on available technologies for sustainable feed production, feed value addition and utilization, feed safety and quality management as well as strategies to address emerging threats to livestock production systems in the region’s Rangelands
https://larmat.uonbi.ac.ke/latest-news/regional-training-pastures-and-fodder-production-technologies-and-innovations-adama

Different actors and stakeholders play a key role in Natural Resources Management Conservation and protection. Among the...
09/04/2025

Different actors and stakeholders play a key role in Natural Resources Management Conservation and protection. Among these actors are Government officers, Non-Government organizations (NGOS), County officers, Church based organization leaders, Community Forest Associations (CFA) and Mangrove user groups. These actors and ambassadors of Natural Resources Management were identified and engaged on their understanding on current status of forest, drivers to biodiversity loss, illegal logging, ICT integration and Smart Mobile Apps/ devices in monitoring Forest in Taita Taveta and Mangrove restoration in the coastal region of Kenya, preferably Taita Taveta, Lamu Counties.This was facilited by Carolyne Kyalo.
https://larmat.uonbi.ac.ke/latest-news/stakeholders-engagement-sustainable-and-equitable-stewardship-natural-resources

Are you fascinated by the unique challenges – such as water scarcity, desertification, biodiversity loss, climate change...
04/04/2025

Are you fascinated by the unique challenges – such as water scarcity, desertification, biodiversity loss, climate change - and opportunities presented by dryland environments? The answer is right here!. Apply for the Bachelor of Science Degree in Dryland Sustainability Science with Technology [DSST] -An innovative program designed to equip students with knowledge and technological skills, empowering them to become champions and solution providers for dryland sustainability. Apply via KUCCPS portal (https://students.kuccps.net/programmes/detail/6623/) till April 30, 2025.

20/06/2024

Lizzel Makokha is a graduate student at the University of Nairobi in the Department of Land Resource and Agricultural Management focusing on Land and Water Management. As the Research Fellowship Lead at GPFD, Lizzel has been assessing the efficiency of the wastewater treatment and the effluent that is going into the lake at the 374Water pilot site.

Lizzel's research and findings will be instrumental in advancing the 374Water pilot site in Homa Bay and in leveraging AirSCWO technology to deliver clean water and useful minerals for the local community

Annually, the Department of Clinical Studies (CSD) organizes a herd health field training and community outreach camp wi...
14/05/2024

Annually, the Department of Clinical Studies (CSD) organizes a herd health field training and community outreach camp within Kibwezi Sub-County, Makueni County. The purpose of the exercise is to provide experiential training and practical skills to BVM students as well as offering free herd health services such as deworming, treatment and consultancy to the local community farmers neighboring the University’s Kibwezi Field Station Farm. The program is a mandatory examinable practical exercise within the curriculum for all BVM Year 5 students. Planning of the annual event is usually jointly done by the Clinical Studies Department, Kibwezi Field Station, and Makueni County’s Veterinary Services Directorate.
https://larmat.uonbi.ac.ke/latest-news/annual-herd-health-field-training-and-community-outreach-kibwezi

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