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Resilience: Fish Eagles of Naivasha (Part 1)

2026·Season 1·Episode 4·25m|

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Lake Naivasha has the largest population of African fish eagles in the world,… See More

Director:Munir Virani

Producers:Munir Virani, Kiran Ghadge

Director of Photography, Chief Editor:Kiran Ghadge

Second Director of Photography:Nick Dunlop

Soundtracks:Audionetworks

Funder:The Aga Khan Graduate School of Media and Communication, Kenya, Sitka Foundation, Vancouver, Canada, The Peregrine Fund, Boise, Idaho, U.S.A.

Executive Producers:Andrew Tkach, AKU GSMC

Featuring:Munir Virani (Filmmaker), Shiv Kapila (Kenya Bird of Prey Trust), Don… See More

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