VIFA QUEENS is a duo of Faith and Victoria from Dandora phase two. The two young ladies with the help of their mum who is an environmental activist are actively involved in advocating for decommissioning of Dandora dumpsite and construction of drainage channels in informal sectors. 

Usikate miti (Do nut cut trees) song by Brenda and Sharon highlights the value of trees like their ecological value of providing oxygen, improving air quality, control climate by moderating the effects of the sun, rain and wind and supporting wildlife. Trees also provide us medicine like the Neem tree (Azadirachta indica) leaves are used to treat malaria.

Kenya's current tree cover is 7.6% against the  recommended 10%. Indiscriminate cutting of trees and lack of a tree planting culture is hampering Kenya's quest of attaining 10% cover as envisioned. It's advisable for two trees to be planted for each cut down, the youth should embrace tree growing as a way of life and counties should take a lead role in ensuring that their counties attain a 10% forest cover to complement the National government's efforts. 

Ndovu (Elephant) song by Samchizi looks at how Elephants share so much with humans. Example are the strong maternal instincts, complex societies, mourning their dead, display of empathy, long memories, playful nature and self awareness. Such behaviors should draw us humans close to them and oppose any activities that would result to their killing for sport or for their tusks.

Kifaru twakupenda (we love our Rhinos) by Sam chizi is a song that appreciates the social-ecological value of rhinos and the dangers it faces inform of poaching. The Black and White Rhinos are the two species found in Africa. Most of the continents Rhino species are found in South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe and Kenya. 

Rhinos are important grazers which help shape the African landscape and they do attract tourists. Poaching remains the greatest threat facing Rhinos due to an insatiable demand for their horns in Asia.

Binwei ,wuzhong is Mandarin for endangered heritage. The song was by Judy, Samchizi and Stitches in Mandarin, Kiswahili and English. Wildlife species such as Rhinos, Hirola and Elephants are endangered due to an increased level of poaching for their horns, tusks and meat. The same is with plant species such as Sandal wood that are being lost as a result of illegal logging. The world needs to work together in ensuring that we don't loose our precious flora and fauna out of greed for money but be mindful of the future generation who will want to live with this animal and plants

Mazingira na afya (Health and Environment) is a song done by Samchizi and Shaffie. The song describes how a clean environment translates to good health. According to UNICEF, Kenya has the third largest number of people in Africa who drink directly from contaminated surface water surfaces and an estimated 5 million Kenyans practice open defecation. The situation is worse in urban slums where the number of toilets are countable forcing people to openly defecate or use rivers as their toilets

Planet earth is song done by Lukwago from Uganda, Vincent Shema from Rwanda, Samchizi, Brenda and Stitches from Kenya. The song celebrates the cultural diversity of East Africa as a unifying factor.

Simba mjasiri or Brave Lion Song by Samchizi and Stitches brings out an element about Lions that's rarely communicated out there. Lions are Brave, loving and caring to their cubs and members of their pride. The New Lion Economy, unlocking the value of lions and their landscapes, Equilibrium Research report indicates that landscapes supporting lions, ''Lionscapes'', provide more ecosystem services, the benefits that humans receive from healthy ecosystems than the average in Africa.

Lions in Africa are facing a myriad of challenges like decline in their habitat range due to urbanization and agriculture, human wildlife conflict resulting to poisoning and a reduction in the number of prey.

Protection of Lion rangers from rapid urbanization and agriculture is important in safe guarding their existence, tourism should benefit the communities living with Lions to reduce the hostility around them and education to the younger generation should be emphasized to help them understand the social-cultural value of Lions to their communities.