案例简介：照片由 @ nicholesobecki Guude Aadan从Hijiinle的地面上挖的一个洞中拖水，Hijiinle是一个小村庄，在托普塔的家被干旱遗弃后，她在那里寻求庇护，她还失去了70只山羊和绵羊。她现在依靠人道主义援助-以及亲戚的食物礼物。回到托普塔 (totta) 可靠下雨的时候，古德 (Guude) 会在早晨醒来，来到点缀着野花和嬉戏山羊的绿色田野。正如 @ aurora_alm所写: “他们当时还不知道，古德说，但是他们在托普塔的生活是幸福的定义。“那是我最想念的，” 她说。“一切。” 要查看我在人类与自然世界的联系方面的更多工作，请关注 @ nicholesobecki。请查看生物中的Nat Geo链接，以获取有关此故事的更多信息。

案例简介：Photo by @nicholesobecki Guude Aadan drags water from a hole dug in the ground in Hijiinle, a small village where she sought shelter after her home in Topta was abandoned to drought, and she also lost her herd of 70 goats and sheep. She now depends on humanitarian aid—and food gifts from relatives. Back when it rained reliably in Topta, Guude would wake up in the morning to green fields dotted with wildflowers and frolicking goats. As @aurora_alm writes: “They didn’t know it at the time, Guude said, but their life in Topta was happiness defined. ‘That is what I miss the most,’ she said. ‘Everything.’” To see more of my work on humanity’s connection to the natural world, please follow @nicholesobecki.Check out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

国家地理 - Photo by @nicholesobecki Guude Aadan drags water from a hole dug in the ground in Hijiinle, a small village where she so

案例简介：照片由 @ nicholesobecki Guude Aadan从Hijiinle的地面上挖的一个洞中拖水，Hijiinle是一个小村庄，在托普塔的家被干旱遗弃后，她在那里寻求庇护，她还失去了70只山羊和绵羊。她现在依靠人道主义援助-以及亲戚的食物礼物。回到托普塔 (totta) 可靠下雨的时候，古德 (Guude) 会在早晨醒来，来到点缀着野花和嬉戏山羊的绿色田野。正如 @ aurora_alm所写: “他们当时还不知道，古德说，但是他们在托普塔的生活是幸福的定义。“那是我最想念的，” 她说。“一切。” 要查看我在人类与自然世界的联系方面的更多工作，请关注 @ nicholesobecki。请查看生物中的Nat Geo链接，以获取有关此故事的更多信息。

国家地理 - Photo by @nicholesobecki Guude Aadan drags water from a hole dug in the ground in Hijiinle, a small village where she so

案例简介：Photo by @nicholesobecki Guude Aadan drags water from a hole dug in the ground in Hijiinle, a small village where she sought shelter after her home in Topta was abandoned to drought, and she also lost her herd of 70 goats and sheep. She now depends on humanitarian aid—and food gifts from relatives. Back when it rained reliably in Topta, Guude would wake up in the morning to green fields dotted with wildflowers and frolicking goats. As @aurora_alm writes: “They didn’t know it at the time, Guude said, but their life in Topta was happiness defined. ‘That is what I miss the most,’ she said. ‘Everything.’” To see more of my work on humanity’s connection to the natural world, please follow @nicholesobecki.Check out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

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国家地理 - Photo by @nicholesobecki Guude Aadan drags water from a hole dug in the ground in Hijiinle, a small village where she so

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