From: Simon Ball <sball@africaonline.co.ke>
Date: 2017-01-17 16:17
Subject: DAMMING OF MBAGATHI RIVER INSODE NAIROBI NATIONAL PARK [2 Attachments]

What has KWS ,  Richard Leakey and the KWS ,CEO Kitilia Mbaathi got to say about this ?

 

This has obviously sneaked under the radar  ,whilst everybody has diverted their  attention to the problematic SGR railway project ?

 

Again the local broadcast & press media need to made aware of this environmental degradation which will have massive negative influence on the biodiversity of Nbi Nat Park

 

Best rgds,

Simon

From: kenyabirdsnet@yahoogroups.com [mailto:kenyabirdsnet@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Brian Finch birdfinch@gmail.com [kenyabirdsnet]
Sent: 17 January 2017 11:29
To: kenyabirdsnet
Cc: birdfinch@gmail.com
Subject: [KENYABIRDSNET] DAMMING OF MBAGATHI RIVER INSODE NAIROBI NATIONAL PARK [2 Attachments]

 

 

THE MBAGATHI RIVER CEASES TO RUN IN NAIROBI NATIONAL PARK, NO NOT A
DROUGHT BUT HEAVY MACHINERY AND DELIBERATE DAMMING PLUS EXTENSIVE
DESTRUCTION TO THE RIVERINE FOREST.

Mbagathi River, the only perennial running water in the entire Park,
has been dammed and obviously with the blessing of KWS so the Oil
Pipeline can run through the eastern part of NNP.
Maybe I am wrong but I thought it was illegal to dam a waterway in
this country, especially when peoples existence downstream are
affected, apparently not so. KWS would not allow such a thing if it
were illegal…. surely. Mr. Leakey the environments guardian would not
turn a blind eye to such an action……surely. KWS would have organised
the research into environmental impact and a legitimate Environmental
Imapact Study Report wouldn’t they?
Anyway I will let the images tell the story,
Best to all
Brian

TOP LEFT
mbagathi river once flowed here

TOP RIGHT
mbagathi river end of its journey

BOTTOM LEFT
mbagathi once a river now a dam

BOTTOM RIGHT
mbagathi river now dammed heavy machinery clearing part of rivering
forest in background




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