Erastus Mworia

BLOG POST#5: HOW DO HUMAN BARRIERS ALTER MIGRATORY ROUTES AND AFFECT POPULATION VIABILITY?

Introduction This is the third round of research where I continue to investigate how human barriers such as roads , fences dams and urban development alter migratory routes and affect population viability . Migration is a key ecological process that allows species to access seasonal resources reproduce and maintain healthy […]

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BLOG POST#4: HOW DOES SEPARATION INFLUENCE ACCESS TO SEASONAL RESOURCES?

ROUND 2 OF RESEARCH This is my round two of research and in this stage I am focusing on how habitat separation influence animals access to seasonal resources ,over years human activities like building roads, expanding farms and urban development have broken large continuous habitats into smaller isolated patches .These […]

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BLOG POST#3:HOW DOES HABITAT SEPERATION AFFECT LANDSCAPE CONNECTIVITY FOR LARGE MIGRATORY HERBIVORES?

Round one of research This is my round one research focusing on how habitat separation impacts animal ability to reach seasonal resources. Human activities like building roads, expanding farm and developing cities break large habitats into smaller , isolate patches this changes make it harder for animals to move freely […]

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BLOG POST1#: How does habitat separation affect landscape connectivity, seasonal resources and human barrier to alter migratory routes and population viability of large migratory herbivore?

I choose this question because habitat fragmentation breaks up large natural areas into smaller pieces making it harder for migratory animals to move, find food and water and survive when routes are blocked by human things like road, fences or farm animals struggle to complete their long journeys and this […]

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MY YEAR

It was the year 2024 where we were selected fourteen students who were to join butterfly effect project. Seven students from our school Thome boys Highschool and the rest were guided were from St Loise girls Highschool. We were guided by MR Sydney on how butterfly project worked. It wasn’t […]

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BLOG POST #3: Why Are Developing Countries Affected More by Climate Change?

Hi everyone! In this blog, I want to talk about a serious issue: why developing countries, like Kenya and many others in Africa, are affected more by climate change. From floods and droughts to health problems and poor infrastructure, the impact is huge. Let’s look at some reasons why this […]

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BLOG POST#2:HOW DO THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE DISPROPORTIONATELY THREATEN THE DEVELOPMENT AND STABILITY OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES?

#Round one of research: WHAT ARE THE REASONS WHY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ARE AFFECTED MORE BY CLIMATE CHANGE? Hi fellow researchers ,this sub-question is essential because we will be learning why developing countries are more affected by natural disasters and catastrophes caused by adverse climate change. #Round two of research: WHAT […]

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BLOG POST#1: HOW D0 THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE DISPROPORTIONATELY THREATEN THE DEVELOPMENT AND STABIBILITY OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES?

I chose this question because it will help most people to know the effects of climate change. It will also help people to understand and tackle the consequences of global warming. In addition, I hope that this research will encourages people to change their behavior and helps them to adapt […]

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