Kenya

Entry into force

5 October 1990

Ramsar sites

6

Surface area of

265.449
ha
Sites
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Documents
MEETING DOCUMENTS (1)
National reports (8)
World Wetlands Day reports (21)
Tourism and wetlands (1)
CEPA stories (1)
National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plans (NBSAPs) (1)
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Paloma Mangroves Kenya
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Tionosoyiet Wetland is found in Kericho County. The wetland provides water filtration and purification services. This provided clean water for both human and livestock. Furthermore, it is also a recreational site for people visiting. From the picture you can see young children enjoy themselves at the wetland
Lumiti Trotsky
Kids having fun at the beach showing how important wetlands are for our recreational purposes.
Brian Osweta
Paloma Mangroves Kenya
Mangroves along the Watamu coastal town, Kenya.
Paloma de Andrés Ródenas
A man making a living out of the coconut tree that grows by the coastal wetlands
Brian Osweta
This image was taken at my hometown in Kisumu, Kenya on Lake Victoria. The image shows a fisherman heading to work.
Yvonne Lyra Aoko Were
Kisumu - man on a boat
Dave Ojay
Weaving of papyrus products is one of the sustainable livelihood activities that women in Siaya County are engaged in. The papyrus is harvested from Yala Swamp which is one of the few remaining extensive freshwater wetland in Kenya and also designated Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA).
John Mwacharo
Aerial photograph of the flooded Tana River
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