From Reporting to Restoring: Journalists Plant 5,000 Mangroves in Kilifi скачать в хорошем качестве

From Reporting to Restoring: Journalists Plant 5,000 Mangroves in Kilifi

Journalists dropped their cameras, notebooks, and microphones — and picked up mangrove seedlings 🌱✍🏾 In Maya Island, at the tail end of Kilifi Creek, journalists from the coast teamed up with the community to do more than tell stories. They became part of the story. Led by the Media Council of Kenya and Beyond the Story, over 5,000 mangrove seedlings were planted in a powerful show of action against climate change. This isn’t just about trees. It’s about media with a conscience, journalists who go beyond headlines to protect ecosystems, restore marine life, and support community livelihoods. The mangroves in Maya are already reviving fish breeding grounds, protecting the shoreline, and opening doors to carbon credits and sustainable income for local residents. From muddy boots to meaningful impact, this video captures what happens when storytelling meets climate action. Watch how journalists and the community are reclaiming Kilifi Creek — one mangrove at a time. 🌍 Climate action in practice 🌱 Mangrove restoration 🎥 Journalists beyond reporting 🐟 Saving marine life 💚 Community-led conservation If journalism can change narratives, it can also change the planet. #MangroveRestoration #JournalistsInAction #ClimateChange #KilifiCreek #MediaCouncilOfKenya #BeyondTheStory #EnvironmentalConservation #CarbonCredits #SaveOurCoast