Shadowing the newsreader
Listen to the newsreader read out each line and then practise saying it. Record your own voice line by line and submit your voiceover.
The plants, trees and animals on the Sabaki River in Kenya need help.
Mangrove trees may be the answer.
People who live nearby have always used the river's plants, wood, fresh water and fish.
But now, these things are difficult to find because so many people live here.
This is a serious worldwide problem.
The Sabaki River ecosystem includes the plants, trees and animals on nearby land.
It's important for cleaner air and water, but people are taking too much from the ecosystem.
This is killing it.
Experts on the environment are educating local people.
They're showing farmers and fishermen ways to work which are better for the environment.
This will stop a lot of the damage.
These changes help clean the water and bring the plants and animals back.
This means local people can make money as guides for visitors.
They've already planted tens of thousands of mangrove trees.
These trees grow well when reintroduced into their traditional locations.