The Tiva sand river in the Tsavo National Park in Kenya was a lifeline during the desperately dry times in 1974. Survival of the fittest meant that only the strongest survived the drought but surprisingly some animals chose to start a family, against all the odds. Even more surprising, however, is how the area looks today, despite warnings at the time that it would never recover. This film is a poignant reminder of nature’s resilience, if left alone to right itself.
This trailer shows selected clips from the finished film:
Year of Completion: Updated and re-versioned from the original in 2011
Available in the following Languages: English, Kiswahili
Available in the following formats: DVD
If you represent an educational institution or an environmental or conservation organization in Africa, you can request a free DVD copy of this film (all languages are on the same DVD).
Completed Films
White Gold
Completed
Elephants in Peril
Completed
The Icons of Tsavo
Completed
Bee Trilogy
Completed
Films in Production
A Snake with Many Legs
In production
K2 – Kenya Coast
In production