Decline of the Maasai

Climate change is just the latest of many threats to the traditional culture of the pastoralist Maasai people of East Africa. But for many, it's the one that's finally forcing them to abandon their old ways, as repeated bouts of extreme weather lead them to give up their cattle. Faun Kime reports in this multimedia collaboration with The Daily Climate.

[@kingston5594]

What agreat story with awesome people wow am proud to be a masai Moran ❣❣

[@anthonywest4173]

MAASAI BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE.

[@paulpunyua5335]

wishing you my former schoolmate success run and win that marathon and we will see more cows coming

[@mworiadickson5179]

well done.i am covering a related story in northern kenya .

[@buangsusanto2248]

Luar biasa

[@MsIMLion]

how much does the weather changes in africa become effected by countries like the US who try to play god and control weather? or is there no correlation at all ?

[@s.m6963]

That excellent English is the reason for the masaai and African culture decline.

[@turkhi]

They reminds me of Ancient Egyptians they are awesome👍🏾

[@leelindsay5618]

Regenerative grazing would fix most of their situation. Add in some measures to slow the floods, and there will be more grazing as well as reliable water cycles.

[@one-People]

Dear I'm asking for a friend who wants to help Maasai people do regenerative grazing