In this short clip, the Samburu men are singing as they lead the groom and best man (both in white) into the manyatta (homestead) for the traditional bull slaughter that begins the wedding celebrations. This wedding took place in July 2006 in Wamba, Kenya, and I attended while I was an Earthwatch volunteer in the town.

Samburu Reserve was one of the two areas in which conservationists George and Joy Adamson raised Elsa the Lioness made famous in the best selling book and award winning movie - Born Free.

A UNICEF survey found that more than 60 per cent of pregnant women in drought-striken Samburu are malnourished, placing their lives and those of their unborn children at great risk Credits: Producer:Rachel Bonham Carter

Early morning in the Samburu park waiting for animals to become visibles..

Samburu, 15-16 march 2008

This is a village tour of the Samburu people. The women make the houses out of dung or shit. The men are the protectors of the village. The are many wild animals that can attack the village.

Documentary: Depicts the resilience of rape survivors living in a women only village in Samburu, northern Kenya.

One week to make a spear, no wonder no time for cattle. But for wives and kids - yes. And incredible amounts of tobacco and mira.

Safari in the Samburu Game Reserve in Kenya. Note the reticulated giraffe and Gravy's Zebra.

Shares our safari experience in Samburu National Park, Kenya. Includes elephants, giraffes, leopard, zebra, etc. Set to African music too. Worth checking this out!

e-Parliament Hearing on Climate Change and Energy Access for the Poor. Held at Samburu, Kenya, 6-8 June 2008. The hearing brought together legislators from East Africa.

This lioness in Samburu jumped up a tree following an intense buffalo chase, where she and her mating partner were chased away from the river by 3 huge male buffalos.

Earthwatch is working with local communities and partners, such as Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, to actively promote the conservation and well-being of wildlife, wild habitats, and human populations in the Samburu region of Kenya. In collaboration with local partners, Earthwatch has developed a suite of projects that address the concerns of local stakeholders, from landowners to conservation professionals. Interested Volunteers can travel to Kenya to assist with this vital field research. For more information go to http://www.earthwatch.org/conservation/samburu.html

The painter-decorator duo of the Mission Africa volunteers invite the Samburu tribeswomen to dance at the grand opening, and the team arrive back on site with two chain-saws.

segment from "The Intrepid Berkeley Explorer On Safari", a free, on-line video that whisks you away to Tanzania and Kenya, meeting all the famous African animals from Antelope to Zebra, including leopards, elephants, lions, cheetah, rhino, and hippos, plus a visit to the Masai Village. To enjoy all of this film, plus over 30 more free, non-commercial, streaming travel videos from every continent, and still pictures, please ask a search engine for: Intrepid Berkeley Explorer

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Baboons and tourists segment from "The Intrepid Berkeley Explorer On Safari", a free, on-line video that whisks you away to Tanzania and Kenya, meeting all the famous African animals from Antelope to Zebra, including leopards, elephants, lions, cheetah, rhino, and hippos, plus a visit to the Masai Village. To enjoy all of this film, plus over 30 more free, non-commercial, streaming travel videos from every continent, and still pictures, please ask a search engine for: Intrepid Berkeley Explorer

Here we have a school in the village of the Samburu tribe in East African, Kenya. These children are singing some songs for us and very happy to smile for the camera.

In a very secluded area in northern Kenya, in the Losai mountains, some nomadic Samburu tribes still happily live far from towns and even basic social structures

A film about Wherever The Need's projects in Laikipia district in northern Kenya, working with the samburu tribes by building open water reservoirs that provide a safe and reiable source of drinking water.

This resident female in Samburu tried to kill a male waterbuck. Watch what happened.

Samburu District, Kenya: after years of drought IMC brings clean water to a grateful people. International Medical Corps

The painter-decorator duo take time out from the build to learn how to thatch from the Samburu women, and learn more about their daily life. Volunteer conservation project in African bush from BBC Worldwide.

Samburu District, Kenya, where IMC is bringing water and hygiene services to a population struggling with drought. Villagers recently held a day-long opening ceremony to express their gratitude for new water wells, showers and troughs for cattle. International Medical Corps

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