200 primary level 5 students attending Rushubi and Nyange I primary schools in Musanze District last week planted trees on their school grounds to help prevent soil erosion, create animal habitat, and beautify the schools.
On June 5, all eyes will be on Rwanda as its hosts not only the annual gorilla naming ceremony Kwita Izina but also the global celebrations of the World Environment Day. It will also be an occasion to highlight that there are currently only 750 mountain gorillas left, and they could become extinct in a short period of time without good conservation.
Environment 
A group of women makes Bugesera a brighter place with solar energy. 
The ministries of infrastructure and education have embarked on a program to reduce the use of firewood in schools by switching to biogas. 
200 primary level 5 students attending Rushubi and Nyange I primary schools in Musanze District last week planted trees on their school grounds to help prevent soil erosion, create animal habitat, and beautify the schools. 
On June 5, all eyes will be on Rwanda as its hosts not only the annual gorilla naming ceremony Kwita Izina but also the global celebrations of the World Environment Day. It will also be an occasion to highlight that there are currently only 750 mountain gorillas left, and they could become extinct in a short period of time without good conservation. 
NURU Energy has been awarded the prestigious UNEP Sasakawa Prize 2009 for bringing kerosene-free lights to rural communities in Rwanda. 
Students from around Nyungwe and neighboring places have started visiting Nyungwe forest as a way to learn how to conserve it.