We are delighted to present the inaugural issue of Eseriani, a new magazine dedicated to exploring well-being through the lens of One Health–Biotisho. In the Maa language, Eseriani means peace and holistic well-being, a concept deeply rooted in the lives of the Maasai and now embraced globally as One Health: the interconnection between the health of people, animals, and the environment.
This publication is part of the EU-funded MOSAIC project, created in collaboration with the African Conservation Centre and the long-term Amboseli Conservation Program. Grounded in the Amboseli ecosystem, Eseriani draws from the lived experiences of pastoral communities, long-standing conservation efforts, and health data collected under the MOSAIC initiative.
In this first issue, we spotlight MOSAIC’s activities in East Africa and introduce readers to parallel efforts in the Amazon region of South America—another site of the project’s work.
We invite you to read this first issue—and join us in celebrating a shared vision of planetary health and well-being.
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We are delighted to present the inaugural issue of Eseriani, a new magazine dedicated to exploring well-being through the lens of One Health–Biotisho. In the Maa language, Eseriani means peace and holistic well-being, a concept deeply rooted in the lives of the Maasai and now embraced globally as One Health: the interconnection between the health of people, animals, and the environment.
This publication is part of the EU-funded MOSAIC project, created in collaboration with the African Conservation Centre and the long-term Amboseli Conservation Program. Grounded in the Amboseli ecosystem, Eseriani draws from the lived experiences of pastoral communities, long-standing conservation efforts, and health data collected under the MOSAIC initiative.
In this first issue, we spotlight MOSAIC’s activities in East Africa and introduce readers to parallel efforts in the Amazon region of South America—another site of the project’s work.
We invite you to read this first issue—and join us in celebrating a shared vision of planetary health and well-being.
👉 [Click here to view the magazine]
or
👉 [Click here to download the magazine]
We are delighted to present the inaugural issue of Eseriani, a new magazine dedicated to exploring well-being through the lens of One Health–Biotisho. In the Maa language, Eseriani means peace and holistic well-being, a concept deeply rooted in the lives of the Maasai and now embraced globally as One Health: the interconnection between the health of people, animals, and the environment.
This publication is part of the EU-funded MOSAIC project, created in collaboration with the African Conservation Centre and the long-term Amboseli Conservation Program. Grounded in the Amboseli ecosystem, Eseriani draws from the lived experiences of pastoral communities, long-standing conservation efforts, and health data collected under the MOSAIC initiative.
In this first issue, we spotlight MOSAIC’s activities in East Africa and introduce readers to parallel efforts in the Amazon region of South America—another site of the project’s work.
We invite you to read this first issue—and join us in celebrating a shared vision of planetary health and well-being.
👉 [Click here to view the magazine]
or
👉 [Click here to download the magazine]
We are delighted to present the inaugural issue of Eseriani, a new magazine dedicated to exploring well-being through the lens of One Health–Biotisho. In the Maa language, Eseriani means peace and holistic well-being, a concept deeply rooted in the lives of the Maasai and now embraced globally as One Health: the interconnection between the health of people, animals, and the environment.
This publication is part of the EU-funded MOSAIC project, created in collaboration with the African Conservation Centre and the long-term Amboseli Conservation Program. Grounded in the Amboseli ecosystem, Eseriani draws from the lived experiences of pastoral communities, long-standing conservation efforts, and health data collected under the MOSAIC initiative.
In this first issue, we spotlight MOSAIC’s activities in East Africa and introduce readers to parallel efforts in the Amazon region of South America—another site of the project’s work.
We invite you to read this first issue—and join us in celebrating a shared vision of planetary health and well-being.
👉 [Click here to view the magazine]
or
👉 [Click here to download the magazine]
Amboseli Conservation Program
P.O Box 15289-00509 or 62844-00200
Nairobi, Kenya.
Tel/Fax: +254 20 891360 / 891751
Email: acc@acc.or.ke
