Beatrice Phiri uses the power of radio to educate the Zambian people about environmental issues and encourage her peers to take action. In this short film from Makhulu, Beatrice shares her experience as a youth reporter and climate change activist.
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For Beatrice Phiri, climate change is personal. Deforestation, pollution, and other environmental challenges in Zambia have directly affected her community’s electricity and water supplies. As an Agent of Change with Children’s Radio Foundation, she uses the power of radio to educate the Zambian people about environmental issues and encourage her peers to take action. In this short film from Makhulu, Beatrice shares her experience as a youth reporter and climate change activist.

Winner of the Film4Climate competition organized by the Connect4Climate Program of the World Bank (film4climate.net).

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The whale sharks of Mafia Island are unusual because they don’t migrate—and researchers want to know why.
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The whale sharks of Mafia Island are attracting scientific interest because of their unusual behavior: Unlike other whale sharks, which migrate, these whale sharks stay near the island all year long. Why is the ocean’s largest fish hanging around this island off the coast of Tanzania? Researchers from the Marine Megafauna Foundation are investigating this mystery, as well as learning more about the endangered whale shark, since knowledge on them is very limited.

Read related article by Alexandra Petri: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/01/whale-sharks-mafia-island-video/

Learn more about whale sharks: http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/fish/whale-shark/

FIELD PRODUCER & VIDEOGRAPHER: Steve De Neef
PRODUCER: J.P. Polo
VIDEO & GRAPHICS EDITOR: Jennifer Murphy
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