案例简介：照片作者: Michael Yamashita @ yamashitaphoo我爬上去，穿过这座迷宫般的竹制高跷房屋，有些高达三层，寻找完美的日落。如1992年所见，Kampong Chnang高跷村的建造是为了承受柬埔寨潮湿和干燥季节之间洞里萨湖 (大湖) 30英尺的升降。这是东南亚最大的淡水湖，也是世界上唯一每年两次真正改变方向的水道。在雨季，6月穿过10月，多余的水流向北和上游流入湖泊，使其膨胀到其大小的五倍。11月到5月的干旱季节，河流会逆转流量，逐渐排干湖泊，并调节到达南部三角洲的水，使其全年保持持续供应。今天洞里萨湖遇到了严重的麻烦。干旱，修建水坝和过度捕捞使它达到了临界点。随着湖泊的发展，大湄公河生态系统也随之发展。去年毁灭性的干旱使湄公河处于有记录以来的最低水平。随着湄公河的发展，洞里萨湖也在发展-以及生活在这个建筑奇观中的渔民的生计。祈雨。有关湄公河的更多信息，请关注 @ yamashitaphoto # tonlesaplake # stilthouse # stiltvillage # tonlesap # 柬埔寨

案例简介：Photos by Michael Yamashita @yamashitaphoto I climbed up and through this labyrinth of bamboo stilt houses, some as tall as three stories, in search of the perfect sunset. Kampong Chnang stilt village, as seen in 1992, was built to withstand the 30-foot rise and fall of Tonle Sap (Great Lake) between Cambodia's wet and dry seasons. This is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia and the only waterway in the world that actually changes direction twice a year. During the wet season, June through October, excess water flows northward and upriver into the lake, swelling it to five times its size. Come the dry season, November to May, the river reverses its flow, gradually draining the lake and regulating the water that reaches the delta in the south, keeping it constantly supplied throughout the year. Today Tonle Sap is in serious trouble. Drought, dam building, and overfishing have brought it to a tipping point. As the lake goes, so goes the greater Mekong ecosystem. A devastating drought last year left the Mekong River at its lowest level in recorded history. And as the Mekong goes, so goes Tonle Sap— and the livelihoods of the fishermen who live in this architectural wonder. Pray for rain. For more on the Mekong, please follow @yamashitaphoto #tonlesaplake #stilthouse #stiltvillage #tonlesap #cambodia

国家地理 - Photos by Michael Yamashita @yamashitaphoto I climbed up and through this labyrinth of bamboo stilt houses, some as tall

案例简介：照片作者: Michael Yamashita @ yamashitaphoo我爬上去，穿过这座迷宫般的竹制高跷房屋，有些高达三层，寻找完美的日落。如1992年所见，Kampong Chnang高跷村的建造是为了承受柬埔寨潮湿和干燥季节之间洞里萨湖 (大湖) 30英尺的升降。这是东南亚最大的淡水湖，也是世界上唯一每年两次真正改变方向的水道。在雨季，6月穿过10月，多余的水流向北和上游流入湖泊，使其膨胀到其大小的五倍。11月到5月的干旱季节，河流会逆转流量，逐渐排干湖泊，并调节到达南部三角洲的水，使其全年保持持续供应。今天洞里萨湖遇到了严重的麻烦。干旱，修建水坝和过度捕捞使它达到了临界点。随着湖泊的发展，大湄公河生态系统也随之发展。去年毁灭性的干旱使湄公河处于有记录以来的最低水平。随着湄公河的发展，洞里萨湖也在发展-以及生活在这个建筑奇观中的渔民的生计。祈雨。有关湄公河的更多信息，请关注 @ yamashitaphoto # tonlesaplake # stilthouse # stiltvillage # tonlesap # 柬埔寨

国家地理 - Photos by Michael Yamashita @yamashitaphoto I climbed up and through this labyrinth of bamboo stilt houses, some as tall

案例简介：Photos by Michael Yamashita @yamashitaphoto I climbed up and through this labyrinth of bamboo stilt houses, some as tall as three stories, in search of the perfect sunset. Kampong Chnang stilt village, as seen in 1992, was built to withstand the 30-foot rise and fall of Tonle Sap (Great Lake) between Cambodia's wet and dry seasons. This is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia and the only waterway in the world that actually changes direction twice a year. During the wet season, June through October, excess water flows northward and upriver into the lake, swelling it to five times its size. Come the dry season, November to May, the river reverses its flow, gradually draining the lake and regulating the water that reaches the delta in the south, keeping it constantly supplied throughout the year. Today Tonle Sap is in serious trouble. Drought, dam building, and overfishing have brought it to a tipping point. As the lake goes, so goes the greater Mekong ecosystem. A devastating drought last year left the Mekong River at its lowest level in recorded history. And as the Mekong goes, so goes Tonle Sap— and the livelihoods of the fishermen who live in this architectural wonder. Pray for rain. For more on the Mekong, please follow @yamashitaphoto #tonlesaplake #stilthouse #stiltvillage #tonlesap #cambodia

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国家地理 - Photos by Michael Yamashita @yamashitaphoto I climbed up and through this labyrinth of bamboo stilt houses, some as tall

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