The Senegalese Preserving Their Traditional Culture

This documentary visits Senegal, where a proud seafaring people confront the environmental changes reshaping their oceans and coastline. As fish stocks shift and the climate bites, communities weigh the pull of tradition against the pressures of a changing world. The film listens to fishermen, families and elders working to keep their heritage alive. It is a thoughtful portrait of West African culture at a moment of real challenge. Free to watch in HD on Dr Documentary.

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