Good job🎉 Beautiful video ❤

nice job guys .. i love this

Doing more than Magical Kenya

Great documentary, even greater voice-over!👏

Great

Very nice work Kenya's topography is purely blessed it should be taken seriously

Great video 👏 . More on Kenyan geography please

great

Wait, you sound kidogo like 96 Lost

Awesome shots

Nice i like it

This is great quality work,research,authenticity,kenyanicity and great shots... keep up. Our environment and rivers are very important, I believe riparian lands should be 30 meters on either side of rivers and be planted trees and grass . kenyan rivers should be identifiable from space

This is great quality work,research,authenticity,kenyanicity and great shots

Nairobi river, such dirty river .

This is enlightening!! Waiting for more

I'm confused. I viewed Nairobi River on Google Maps (maybe I shouldn't). There's a Nairobi River that flows through Globe Roundabout. There's another Nairobi River that flows into Nairobi Dam near Langata Road. They are nowhere near each other. Can you clear this up for me?

Nairobi has a unique history so many rivers and we even have two water falls at Dandora and Ruai

First second in, i subscribed already, good job, clear beautiful shots, nice clear explanation, good voice, nice background music. I also personally like arial views, it gives a new perspective of a place i'd never see from Above. Am from kikuyu and seeing ondiri swamp from about was breathtaking. Waiting for the next video!

Nairobi river was the boundary between Kikuyu and masailand. All other rivers north of Nairobi river bear. Kikuyu names. Mathare river, Gitathuru(kitsuru) river, Rui rwaka (ruaraka), Gatharaini(kasarani)river etc .

A quality production keeping it patriotic

Now this is great content. The kind I wanna see and make ✅

Eargerly waiting

The channel makes sense in terms of geographic and description of every beauty of our land

This is a good example of the many petrified ancient trees which were cut during the flood of noah

Great piece

Geography nerds unite.

It is Nairobi in Maa language not Nyirobi!

Hey Is there any way I can get to you. I need some shots from you. I will really appreciate

Very nice keep up ,you gave very good information that Nairobi river joins Athi river , that's why the Athi river waters are always black

Kazi safi sana!!

Save the River and it's tributaries , wetlands and do not let it be encroached by development and slums.

Oh my Word! @KenyanGeography!! Very impressed by you, Great work, great inform and more so as a Lover of Geography and Safari Consultant you have made me feel so proud I've spotted you via Twitter Great Job please go on, following you like this is great! You've added value to Safaris😎🇰🇪🙏 can we talk...

I don't like this video....I love it!

maybe. someday. after audio engineering comes over. meanwhile, No.

I work at Norfolk Towers and share a fence with Michuki Memorial Park. The reclaiming of this part of Nairobi River offers my guests such a beautiful view not to mention recreational space.

"..granite surface that resisted erosion as surrounding lands sank away over time". Interesting. How exactly did the surrounding lands 'sink' away? If it was because of erosion, where did all the eroded material end up? Seems I have some reading to do.

Awesome video. You should develop this into a documentary. I had to subscribe.

We have an environmental protection government agency in place. Why not task NEMA Kenya to do it's job instead of starting another Commission???

Nice video 📹👍👌nice 👍👌😀

Please give regular updates on the Nairobi river comission if you can. Thanks

👏🏾 an eye opener to the beauty in the city. Very nice shots and very informative. Great job!

Great Content

Needs smart tour packaging and marketing. Beautiful spot

Amazing and informative watch, kudos to the team!

You forgot to mention the Kasarani River (Gathara-ine) & Kamiti River both HUGE which join Nairobi River near the Ruai sewer treatment plant. Otherwise, great job, you did better than what most local journalists do in terms of research.

Enjoyable and interesting. it should have been at least 45 minutes long. the script and the video should have matched..... i wanted to see where it joined to ngong river, i wanted to where the sewage plant spewed its water into the river, i wanted to see where it joined to athi river, and the delta at the coast. you rushed through an otherwise interesting topic

Oh geography is a sweet Although the sweet has some bitter, awful parts of pollution; it is a sweet.

So the "Mau Mau" hip-hop group from Dandora may have gotten its name from the battle at Dandora Falls!!! Learned something

First and foremost we need to protect the catchment areas from any human activity and restore the catchment areas by growing indegnious trees and grasses. Infact the catchment areas should be designated as one of the water towers. Secondly, planting of bamboo along the banks of the river all the way to the indian ocean plus planting indegenous trees. While the indegenous trees grow, the bamboo can be harvested since bamboo regenerates real fast. Bamboo matures very fast, cleanse water by filtration, prevents soil erosion and can be harvested periodically without cutting the tree. Type of bamboo that should be planted is one that forms a canopy over the river which provides shade. Thridly. The river will always get polluted as long as there are slums along the river. There should be a deliberate attempt to build proper housing along the river. High rise flats that can accomodate people living in densley populated slums which occupy enormous land. Land use in slums is the worst. You find an acre of land occupying may be 20 families but at the same time that acre of land can occupy 300 families with high rise apartments. Fourth, digging out and dredging and removing all the debri on the floor of the rivers.

If we cleaned it and kept it clean, its potential is amazing - as a source of water, recreation, tourism revenue, conservation, small scale fishing... Right now it's just a dumping site