While Kenya's iconic 'Big Five'—lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants, and buffalo—draw global attention, a new CGTN initiative reveals the country's staggering biodiversity through an immersive exploration of its ecosystems. Launching today, the series positions cameras at the heart of Kenya's wilderness, offering viewers unprecedented access to over 30,000 species of mammals, birds, and marine life.
The project brings together conservation experts, wildlife authorities, and government representatives to discuss pressing environmental challenges and sustainable solutions. 'This isn't just about spectacle,' said one conservationist involved in the project. 'It's about understanding how every species—from the smallest insects to apex predators—maintains ecological balance.'
Episodes will examine human-wildlife coexistence strategies and emerging technologies in habitat protection, providing valuable insights for ecotourism operators and policymakers alike. The series coincides with peak migration seasons, offering real-time observations of wildlife movements across Kenya's savannas and wetlands.
