By Victor N. Mose

Project MOSAIC has introduced community-driven One Health Clubs in Amboseli as a practical platform for addressing the interconnected challenges affecting people, animals, and the environment. Bringing together local households, veterinary officers, community health promoters, and environmental actors, the initiative supports dialogue, shared learning, and coordinated action across the ecosystem. It also strengthens cross-border collaboration between Kenya and Tanzania while promoting local ownership, early risk detection, and more informed community decision-making.

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By David (Jonah) Western

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Six decades on from studying the ecology of Amboseli, I wrote in We Alone. How Humans Have Conquered the Planet.

By David (Jonah) Western

October 6, 2026

Last week saw the worst fires in years envelop Kilimanjaro.

By David (Jonah) Western

September 25, 2026

The extensive flooding in March of 2026 caused the closure of the Amboseli airstrip.

One Health Community Clubs in Amboseli

Authored by : Victor N. Mose
Posted on March 18, 2026

Project MOSAIC has introduced community-driven One Health Clubs in Amboseli as a practical platform for addressing the interconnected challenges affecting people, animals, and the environment. Bringing together local households, veterinary officers, community health promoters, and environmental actors, the initiative supports dialogue, shared learning, and coordinated action across the ecosystem. It also strengthens cross-border collaboration between Kenya and Tanzania while promoting local ownership, early risk detection, and more informed community decision-making.

Read full article: here

By Victor N. Mose

Project MOSAIC has introduced community-driven One Health Clubs in Amboseli as a practical platform for addressing the interconnected challenges affecting people, animals, and the environment. Bringing together local households, veterinary officers, community health promoters, and environmental actors, the initiative supports dialogue, shared learning, and coordinated action across the ecosystem. It also strengthens cross-border collaboration between Kenya and Tanzania while promoting local ownership, early risk detection, and more informed community decision-making.

Read full article: here

By David (Jonah) Western

October 16, 2026

Six decades on from studying the ecology of Amboseli, I wrote in We Alone. How Humans Have Conquered the Planet.

By David (Jonah) Western

October 6, 2026

Last week saw the worst fires in years envelop Kilimanjaro.

By David (Jonah) Western

September 25, 2026

The extensive flooding in March of 2026 caused the closure of the Amboseli airstrip.

Posted on March 18, 2026

By Victor N. Mose

Project MOSAIC has introduced community-driven One Health Clubs in Amboseli as a practical platform for addressing the interconnected challenges affecting people, animals, and the environment. Bringing together local households, veterinary officers, community health promoters, and environmental actors, the initiative supports dialogue, shared learning, and coordinated action across the ecosystem. It also strengthens cross-border collaboration between Kenya and Tanzania while promoting local ownership, early risk detection, and more informed community decision-making.

Read full article: here

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