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READ MOREOur Anti-Poaching team lead, Sammy Safari recently attending the International Marine Conservation Congress (IMCC7), where he presented a powerful talk on the importance of creating a conducive environment and respectful engagements between law enforcement and the community and the great potential of community led conservation. Am I a threat? In the presentation, This was […]
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READ MOREJob opportunity: Junior Accountant Location: Bahari Hai, Watamu, Kilifi County Kenya Start date: As soon as possible Contract duration: Permanent, full time Remuneration: Ksh 45,000 – Ksh 65,000 (depending on skill and experience level) Employer: Bahari Hai Conservation (BH) We are looking for a Junior Accountant to join our finance team. The Junior Accountant will […]
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Community Development & Outreach / Training & Capacity Development / Uncategorized 17/01/2024
READ MOREConsultancy: Project Cycle Management Location: Bahari Hai, Watamu, Kilifi County, Kenya Start date: 1 Feb (or as soon as possible from 1 Feb onwards) Contract duration: 3-4 months* (dependent on performance review at the end of month 2) *Applicant will propose how much […]
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Community Development & Outreach / Training & Capacity Development / Uncategorized 11/07/2023
READ MOREJob opportunity: Alternate Livelihood Co-ordinator Location: Bahari Hai, Watamu, Kilifi County, Kenya Start date: 1 Sep 2023 *exception can be made on a case-by-case for an exceptional candidate Contract duration: 1yr, intention of renewal Remuneration: Ksh 45,000 – Ksh 65,000 (depending on skill and experience level) Employer: Bahari Hai Conservation (BH) Reports to: Community Development […]
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Nest Monitoring & Protection / Sea Turtle Conservation / Uncategorized 13/08/2022
READ MOREPro-active nest monitoring & protection yields 98% success rate for the green turtle nest! Do you remember the big storms and tides we experienced mid July which caused significant erosion along sections of the riparian zone in the Watamu MPA? The serious erosion prompted our team to take precautionary action and relocate nest number 20 […]
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READ MOREWe took the opportunity to pause for a moment and reflect on the past 12months, which has been a blessed time for us. Not always easy and it certainly had its challenges, but overall, we are incredibly proud of our work and impact achieved and look forward to a positive future ahead of us. For […]
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Earlier this year we began our first deployments of the Kenya BRUV project. It is part of a broader project led by Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), spanning multiple countries in the West Indian Ocean: Kenya, Tanzania, Madagascar, Mozambique. This particular project and sampling series follows from a 2018 Baited Remote Underwater Video (BRUV) project conducted […]
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READ MOREThe new nesting season for Watamu MPA has kicked off with the first Olive Ridley nest being laid. This nest signals the start of the new nesting season, over the years we have seen the new nesting season in Watamu starting in November and December, with the olive ridley species laying before the more common […]
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A brand new car ! Wheels for Conservation! Our brand new car is here! A dream that has come true. Transport has been one of our biggest challenge and we are so grateful to our supporters for their efforts to make this possible. Thanks to AGA in collaboration with Bahari Hai for making it possible […]
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Bahari getting social At the moment things are pretty hectic at Bahari. The launch of a whole new organisation obviously takes a whole lot of time. Having our own website live soon was a priority. Now that the Bahari Hai website is live, we found time to launch our own facebook page. We need to spread our message across […]
