Blog

The Brackenology blog is primarily maintained by our interns, but others from the team contribute from time to time as well. The blog is about our forest, shambas, and wildlife around campus. Occasionally, the blog will feature more scientific articles or descriptions of events that we’ve done as a team. If you would like to see a blog post on a particular animal or tree please contact us- we would love to hear your ideas.

Misty walks

Misty walks 18th sept 2020 – Written by Mara McKelvey “Sometimes when you lose your way in the fog, you end up in a beautiful…

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Photosynthesis

Photosynthesis 24th June 2020 – Written by Robbie Sidhu Plants are all around us. They grow and thrive, all without apparently moving from their primary…

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The wood wide web

The Wood Wide Web 20th April 2020 – Written by Robbie Sidhu The importance of trees has been well known to most for some time,…

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Forest Bathing and Coronavirus

Forest Bathing and Coronavirus 13th March 2020 – Written by Carmichael McKelvey As the fear of Coronavirus sweeps the globe, many people wonder what can…

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Care of Creation

Care of Creation 28th Feb 2020 – Written by Carmichael McKelvey Recently, the Brackenology team visited an organization in Kijabe called Care of Creation. Syluvestus…

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Growing up with the Forest

Growing up with the Forest 21st Feb 2020 – Written by Carmichael McKelvey In 2001, a year after I was born, Brackenhurst partnered with Plants…

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Our team at Brackenology

Meet our Brackenology team​ 19th Feb – Written by Carmichael McKelvey Introductions Jono Jono is our team leader. He has been on site since October…

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