Uncharted Waters: The Impact of climate change on Ewaso Nyiro South river

[@silantoi5544]

I love this

[@rugendorunene545]

This documentary really opened my eyes to the wider World. We should never complain if we are endowed!

[@QOOQ8808]

A very well made documentary. A host great pace and poise. Naomba serikali iangalie hiyo maneno ya watu kuishi na kulima Mau forest kwa sababu watu wetu wanaumia downstream.

[@rosamukunya519]

Clearly, we are running out of time...it's time to take action!

[@MultiOliver87]

Awesome content

[@miserezmary7656]

Plant Lots of trees to creat thick forest. This way people contribute and not only take take take!

[@ngugikioi]

Great feature. It must be fun working as a journalist in the field

[@lakhibhangra4]

The reason for the river drying up is too much human population in the Mau area who have destroyed the mau complex. Humans need to have smaller families. Or this problem will get worse.

[@Gwaycee]

Scientists should advise which drought-hardy trees can grow well in these plains.

[@CorncropTv]

assuming they become some of the biggest farmers in Kenya, they could graze cows after restoring the land as long as they have the knowledge on how to prevent erosion and grow crops without fertilizers. We've just been living off the land rather than living with the land, but the things are changing fast.

[@abdulwahabismail5447]

I love nature. Taking care of it is mandatory for our survival

[@soinda87]

They should harvest water during heavy rain seasons by digging several trenches or several small pond’s. The earlier the better. Someone should go with a cinema to show it to the community on how this makes big changes and it’s proven to be successful.

[@mwendapoleee]

Yes they should harness that rain water and reduce the livestock which is a taboo but its inevitable.

[@Simbarri]

It's ngiro not nyiro I wonder why they changed