Tana River Freshwater Ecosystem Documentary || National Museums of Kenya ||Nairobi National Museum

This documentary tells the story of the ecological and socio-economic significance of the Tana River basin and shows the beauty and diversity of different habitats that are home to the basin’s natural heritage and diversity of species. Several economic activities are showcased and depend directly on the Tana River, including fishing, large-scale irrigation for rice farming, ecotourism, hydroelectricity production, and drinking water supply for Nairobi City.
The documentary is part of the outreach material for the JRS Biodiversity Foundation supported project entitled, “Developing a biodiversity data and information system for the Tana River Basin for improved ecosystem management and development planning.” It was produced by the project implementation team led by Dr. Siro Masinde, the Principal Investigator, in collaboration with the National Museums of Kenya Audio-Visual Department.
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Tana River Freshwater Ecosystem Documentary || National Museums of Kenya
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This is beautiful documentary. Good job

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Glad you enjoyed it!

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