Topics Shea butter is good for more than just skin; Doing Your Bit Cleanup flash mobs in Zimbabwe; Spirulina, an algae superfood for Africa; Saving Kenyas. A mission to save another title. As young my walk involves risking sea turtles that have been caught accidentally by fishermen when you. See turtles and amazing creatures. Theyre also an endangered species. If they werent protected theres a chance i may never even have known about them so my story. Kitty has been working with sea turtles for a decade now. Before you started. This all the stuff was. In whats happening on earth and cost total protection is being spearheaded by an Organization Called ocean trust. A turtle instead and sell it. We have to teach them about alternative sources of income so they dont already lie on fishing. For me. To date look. At least Sixteen Thousand titles back into the ocean. Back in the bottle to get the species removed from the endangered list is still far from one. But. It seems to be a problem all
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trees they can in turn help to persuade others and when they see they can earn more from the butter they ll be more motivated to protect that source of income and. now get on. with the projects and bikini count on the women and their families realizing that it s in their own best interest to keep the trees alive. that wraps it up for this week s show we do hope you enjoyed the last half hour of reports from africa and you so it s bye bye from the ancient city of bring it in niger and it s goodbye from me here in nairobi kenya we do hope that you join us again next week for another had this on all of our environmental and don t forget to speak to us on our social media we love to hear from you my name is sarah my money he may robi until next time it s good buy.
so tasty thriving green and the people around lake talk ana have developed recipes together when mixed with corn meal and water powdered algae makes it delicious flatbread. and over half a million people in kenya s turkana region suffer from malnutrition even more and other east african countries fresh water is increasingly scarce in many regions especially in developing countries so we think that algae farming has potential cause for concern the spirulina farmers have received requests to set up facilities in ethiopia and bolivia as well. nigeria has one of the highest rates of deforestation in the country s population is growing rapidly and i would call it is expanding to meet demand base a vicious circle the fire station courses so i leave ocean on sunday was and feels the need for more law and our next report shows just how dramatic the situation is
pilot programs are already underway in kenya took on a region thriving green students say cultivating all gee isn t all hard work it s also lots and lots of fun just a few final adjustments then there you detect it will be ready for a test run. a device allows the students from regensburg to determine how many microscopic algae are present in the water sample and not just any algae but a very specific kind spirulina algae are also now being grown in kenya. via the internet the students in southern germany are monitoring the growth of the algae in a basin they set up in kenya that way they can alert their african collaborators to the best time to harvest it spirulina tastes like salty salad but packs a much bigger nutritional punch. from that comment has people you know one hundred