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GIVING NATURE A VOICE
Kenya
Registrace 12. 04. 2016
Climate change, deforestation, the imminent extinction of entire species, the resulting loss of biodiversity and the social conflicts that grow out of these crisis; Giving Nature a Voice has covered them all. It is a weekly show on Kenya’s NTV that started as a successful educational program of AKU GSMC. The aim is to train and fund E. African filmmakers to produce environmental stories they feel passionate about. “Water to Dust,” the first of 13 shows beginning in Feb. 2017, was picked as the best East African documentary in Rwanda’s Mashariki Film Festival. Highlights can be seen on www.givingnatureavoice.org. Starting in September another 13 programs will be ready for prime time. All the documentaries are produced at cost by enthusiastic East African filmmakers
Introducing Voices from the Roof of the World
Aga Khan University, Aga Khan Agency for Habitat and University of Central Asia launch a documentary series about the climate crisis on the Roof of the World. Echoing the call to action of the newly launched #EarthshotPrize, Voices from the Roof of the World will tell the stories of the millions of people and endangered wildlife living amongst these fast-melting glaciers and the billions more across Asia dependent on the rivers that flow from them. Learn more at www.aku.edu/vrw/Pages/home.aspx
#VRW #AKAH
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Congo's Call of the Wild
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In an age when zoonotic diseases have paralyzed the planet, Congo's Call of the Wild examines an outbreak threatening our closest primate relatives, the bonobos. Bushmeat hunters entering their reserve have inadvertently spread human diseases, but as today's pandemic shows diseases can go either way. The hour long documentary also looks at efforts to protect Africa's largest rainforest - Congo'...
Life & Death in Kenya's Maasai Mara National Reserve
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A day in the life of the Maasai Mara Reserve, where life and death co-exist on an epic scale.
Power Struggle updated
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The proposed 1000 megawatt coal fired power plant in Kenya's remote Lamu county would have severely impacted the people and environment of this pristine region, but in June 2019 a Kenya court canceled its environmental license. It was a great victory for scientific truth and community activism, primarily organized by the Save Lamu coalition. Investors like China's ICBC have now pulled out of th...
Giving Nature a Voice promo
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Climate change, deforestation, species extinction, plastics chocking marine life, habitat loss and the social conflicts that grow out of these crisis; Giving Nature a Voice has covered them all in a series of stunning half hour shows. All the environmental documentaries are produced by enthusiastic East African filmmakers willing to put themselves on the line to save their countries’ environmen...
THE LAST FOREST
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Kakamega is Kenya's only tropical rain forest, home to 480 species of rare birds. But now this biological treasure house is under threat from an exploding local population. Meet the rainmakers, forest managers, and farmers like Ernest who has fathered 30 children and lives on the edge of The Last Forest. The half hour doc was produced by Robert Gichiru and reporter Namukabo Weunga from NTV and ...
Flight to Extiction promo
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The Grey Crowned Crane is an iconic symbol for Uganda, appearing on its flag, and coat of arms. The national football team is even called the “Uganda Cranes,” in honor of the towering birds’ strength and invincibility. But sadly, this spectacular bird is now on IUCN’s Red Data list and if nothing is done, it’s heading to extinction. That’s because the monogamous cranes always build their nests ...
Giving Nature a Voice Promo
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Giving Nature a Voice is an environmental documentary series made by East African filmmakers and executive produced by Andrew Tkach director of AKU GSMC's environmental reporting program. It airs every Sunday on Kenya's NTV and won the recognition as the best non fiction series at the 2018 Zanzibar International Film Festival. Series Promo edited by Mercy Adundo.
Salonga Pt 2 Promo
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In the dramatic conclusion of Salonga: Africa's Biggest Rainforest we focus on Congolese eco-guards on an anti-poaching mission. Rare antelopes, monkeys, and even leopards are all on the menu and unfortunately goods for the commercial market. Conservationists are also trying to wean the local community from the bushmeat trade by promoting a more sustainable way to survive.
Salonga: Africa's Biggest Rainforest
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Salonga National Park is bigger than Belgium, the Congo’s former colonial ruler, yet few people have heard of it. An estimated 80,000 elephants once roamed Salonga’s forests. After decades of poaching, only elephants 1,800 remain, but the forest is largely intact. To save this world heritage site, Congolese authorities are co-managing the park with WWF, using both a carrot and stick approach. 3...
Crocodiles of Tana
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They have a fearsome reputation in Kenya, but crocodiles are now being raised by the tens of thousands for the international skin trade. Traditional communities in Kenya’s Tana River delta are allowed to harvest the eggs, which are then grown in commercial crocodile farms in Mombasa and Malindi. But is the community benefiting from the trade, and who is looking out for the animals’ well being?
PANGOLINS PROMO
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Pangolins are toothless gentle creatures that feed on insects using their tongue. Unfortunately their protective scales are made from keratin, just like rhino horns. Their scales now fetch a black market price of $6000 a kg in Asia. Millions of pangolins have been trafficked to Asia where they are used for traditional medicine. In Kenya pangolins can be found in Maasai Mara and other reserves. ...
FLIGHT TO EXTINCTION PROMO
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The Grey Crowned Crane is an iconic symbol for Uganda, appearing on its flag, and coat of arms. The national football team is even called the “Uganda Cranes,” in honor of the towering birds’ strength and invincibility. But sadly, this spectacular bird is now on IUCN’s Red Data list and if nothing is done, it’s heading to extinction. That’s because the monogamous cranes always build their nests ...
TURTLE RESCUE PART 2 PROMO
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What is the best way to save endangered sea turtles and stop their poaching on Kenya's Indian Ocean coastline: pay fishermen who return turtles they inadvertently caught in their nets, clean plastic debris from beaches before it's ingested, relocate turtle nests from heavily touristed beaches to more secluded spots? Find out this Sunday on Turtle Rescue Part 2 on Giving Nature a Voice. Show air...
Man vs Elephant Promo
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Elephants, the largest land animals, are majestic creatures. But farmers here see them as lumbering pests. Human-wildlife conflict in Kenya is becoming a bigger threat to elephants than poachers. On the Kenyan side of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Amboseli National Park is home to more than 1600 elephants. Yet the park itself is only large enough to sustain several hundred. The rest migrate through private ...
I hate bastard masai
Wanataka tuondoke waichukue Lamu yetu
I thought they were smart.
Super documentary with original people. Would watch even if it was one hr long
Every living being has pain 🙏🙏🙏
Wow
Europeans will eventually destroy this earth starting with Africa. They only care about getting rich. They don't care how other people's lives are affected. I hope they do not destroy this beautiful island.
Make it long for us , I love the video
Nchi ya watu wala watu..
0:46 that worm lol
MlkEzAksl
These rare species should be taken care off, expecialy those in KINGWAL SWAMP.
food problem 😶😶😶😶😶😶😶
Beautiful
How far has the Project gone. So Far
Sad
Respect nature!
Lamu Is Somali land 🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴 Inshallah it will come back one day with the rest of NFD
Lamu is a Bantu Island not Cushitic and majority of the people are Bantus the same for Mombasa it’s a Bantu island not Cushitic or Nubian how are talking an island that has no similarities with Somalia and there will be another rebellion like that the seni rebellion in Somalia like in Persia. www.worldnomads.com/explore/africa/kenya/the-swahili-coast-multicultural-lamu-island. www.self.gutenberg.org/articles/eng/Zanj
@@reinsonkibisu2056 They are the same Bantus that live in Somalia. You thought Somalia was only inhabited by ethnic Somalis?
@@billybonecollector7276 but I thought Somalis are Cushitic people who came from Egypt and Sudan but got islamized when Arabs migrated to Somalia Lamu people are people from Cameroon Congo it’s Just Congo is big or we would have arrived ages ago to Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Burundi the reason they are in Somalia is because they migrated from Northern Uganda, and Kenya into Somalia we give you your Somalis for our Bantus and you trade Oromos in Somalia for your Somalis just like we did with Arabs, Persians, and Chinese in the olden days the reason for the Zanj Bantu rebellion was because of Persian who wanted power over Bantu people Zanj are Bantus people with Arab linage no colony could colonize central Kenya, Souther Kenya, and Northern or Western Kenya same for Tanzania and won Apart from the British who needed Indians to build a railway to Uganda in fact Kenya was non as a protectorate not colony you need to understand that, and Did you know Kenya and Uganda are actually considered horn Africa to an satin extent as well Great Lake region. www.fao.org/News/2000/001004-e.htm. library.stanford.edu/africa-south-sahara/browse-country/horn-africa. www.self.gutenberg.org/articles/eng/Zanj. www.blackhistorymonth.org.uk/article/section/african-history/the-colonisation-of-kenya/. face2faceafrica.com/article/the-zanj-rebellion-of-east-african-slaves-transported-to-iraq-in-the-9th-century/amp. www.pbs.org/wonders/Episodes/Epi2/swahi_2.htm. www.nationalgeographic.org/article/people-coast/. www.medievalists.net/2019/02/zanj-revolt-slave-war-medieval-iraq/. historyworld.net/wrldhis/PlainTextHistoriesResponsive.asp?historyid=ad21. uca.edu/politicalscience/dadm-project/sub-saharan-africa-region/british-kenya-1920-1963/. amp.thenationalnews.com/world/mena/black-iraqis-say-george-floyd-s-death-sheds-light-on-their-own-centuries-long-plight-1.1035137
@@reinsonkibisu2056 and Lamu became one of our settlements. And as it was said the Bantu people came from Congo/Cameron but we are historically tied to this area with the Coastal Bantu people. They live on both sides of the colonial border.
@@billybonecollector7276 but Kenya as only used to get to Uganda it was not a full colony but yes borders were drawn but Mombasa was originally called kimvita a place of war in Swahili that is why we have so many problems with Somalia but the origin of Mombasa is Swahili and Lamu is Areb, and Lamu was called AMU meaning Paternal Uncle Colloquial in Arabic the British changed i lot to Lamu, and Kimvita was changed to Mombasa, Watamu is a Swahili word that means sweet and Gentle, what is Swahili should be given to a Swahili nation like Kenya or Tanzania, and you said there also in Somalia but did you think how they got there. 🤔 and your people don’t speak Swahili Mijikenda, Pokomo, Kisi, Luyah, Taita, Kamba, Kikiyu, Meru, RMbu, Tharaka, Mberee in Kenya and you migrated from Northern Kenya. wisc.pb.unizin.org/lctlresources/chapter/swahili-dialects/. artsandculture.google.com/story/the-language-of-kenya-the-nilotic-bantu-and-cushitic-language-groups/2AJCwOhG6x7aIQ. www.historyhaven.com/APWH/unit2/africa_and_its_golden_age_of_emp.htm. www.pasteur.fr/en/research-journal/press-documents/migration-history-bantu-speaking-people-genomics-reveals-benefits-admixture-and-sheds-new-light. www.bantulingual.com/en/causes-of-bantu-migrations. stefanonegri.wordpress.com/kenya/watamu-history/
The land grab was what happened on the holiday strip North and south coast Mombasa that drove out the villages on the coast belonging to Chonyi, Kambe, Duruma, Kauma, Ribe, Rabai, Jibana, and Giriama. What happened to the handful of Galla villages. Where are the Gallas now?
Let them build it. It will fail. Let of the rest of the tax payers who are ignoring lamus plight pick the tax bill in high finance service loans the government will borrow. Look at the Chinese loans and the railway.
Are they going to use corrosive sea water as coolant? The plant will need a lot of maintenance as the joints corrode and leak losing steam power to the turbines. Kenya does not do maintenance well-look at Tabs and other power infrastructure!
The fuel ash will create a waste mountain with complex chemical leaching on water catchment and ground water system. The water needed to drive the steam turbines will need to come from and go to somewhere. Where from and where to
Wonder full
awesome documentary.......tho short
Hey guys upload full documentary on that hyo iko short but poa
Big up to Walid
Wouldn't mangroves be the PERFECT thing to plant on disappearing islands? They would build up the land, provide habitat to support local inhabitants, and with some creative construction, could be used to support tree houses.
thank you sir
Even the birds of the air eat meat
That's why I don't eat vegetables.
The pain is unbearable
The white man sounds like Robert Ngila
Can I use one clip in this video?
I can't find part 5
I rember my life am from Eritrea
Wishing all Kenyans merry Christmas and Happy new year
All presidents have failed northern territory since independence
Some of these drought problems can b tackled if the govt and the people affected mostly concentrates together....I.e floods are everywhere in the country if the govt constructs several dams and reservoirs in drought affected areas the sources will b of great help to the communities afterwards . Again the areas around those water sources tree planting should b raised slowly by slow to capture back favourable climatic atmospheres. N.B the projects should b supervised well not to give an enemy called corruption a chance of surviving for the communities to benefit and minimise cases of deaths of pple and perishing of livestock
Wonderful job kaka
Wonderful work, asante sana, Jim!
Thanks for another wonderful video!
So sad! Once Lake Naivasha was so green and magical with all the papyruses. Am ashamed for the dutch company that's earning lots of money and the people still working 6 days a week!
I was in Kakamega forest almost 20 years ago. Fell in love with Kenya. Now I don't have the courage to come back ... so much changing, so many wonders destroyed ...
Dhaafana!
KENYA IS A VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY.
KENYA IS A VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY.
All government projects have failed terribly.
Nice1
WHY CANT THE COUNTY GOVERNMENT BUY AND STORE PASTURE IN THE NEIGHBOURING COUNTIES WHICH ALMOST GOES TO WASTE. MAMBO INGINE KUELEWA NI NGUMU . AMA NI KWASABABU SISI NI WAAFRIKA.