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案例简介:David Chancellor @ chancellordavid | 日落时,大象穿过干燥的mopane树森林,驶向博茨瓦纳北部的Okavango三角洲水域。从空中看,博茨瓦纳北部是一条迷宫般的道路-关于它们通向何处的知识通过几代野生动植物传承下来。我记得一位长者告诉我,大象在每个旱季的某个特定时刻大量穿越肯尼亚的埃瓦索·尼罗河,前往肯尼亚山下的森林。我很怀疑,因为这条河没有过境点的迹象。我们在那里建立了营地,经过几天的等待和越来越多的怀疑,果然,他们出现了。在博茨瓦纳北部,考虑到野生动物走廊尤其重要,那里的人和野生动物并肩生活; 这对于规划人类对土地的使用至关重要。维护野生动物走廊对于减少人类与野生动物的冲突也至关重要,正如我在这里可悲地看到的那样,这导致双方死亡。这些图像表达了如此多的美丽,如此多的创伤和对未来的希望,这是我过去三年在博茨瓦纳工作的一部分。现在,在这里人类和大象并肩生活和死亡的村庄里,我的心被生命和死亡的气味、味道、景象、声音和声音紧紧包裹着。这是我正在进行的 “大象政治” 故事; 要了解更多信息,请关注 @ chancellordavid。
案例简介:Photo by David Chancellor @chancellordavid | At sunset, elephants move through a dry forest of mopane trees toward the waters of the Okavango Delta, in northern Botswana. From the air, northern Botswana is a maze of paths—the knowledge of where they lead is passed down through generations of wildlife. I remember being told by an elder that elephants crossed Kenya's Ewaso Nyiro River in large numbers at one particular point each dry season on their way to the forests below Mount Kenya. I was doubtful since the river showed no signs of a crossing point. We set up camp there and after several days of waiting and increasing doubt, sure enough, they turned up. Taking wildlife corridors into account is especially critical in northern Botswana, where people and wildlife live side by side; it's crucial for planning human use of the land. Maintaining wildlife corridors is also vital to reducing human-wildlife conflict, which, as I’m sadly witnessing here, results in deaths on both sides. So much beauty, so much trauma, and so much hope for the future is expressed in these images, part of my work over the past three years in Botswana. Right now my heart is wrapped tightly in the smells, tastes, sights, and sounds of life, and death, in the villages here where man and elephants both live and die side by side. This is from my ongoing "Elephant Politics" story; to see more follow @chancellordavid.
国家地理 - Photo by David Chancellor @chancellordavid | At sunset, elephants move through a dry forest of mopane trees toward the wa
案例简介:David Chancellor @ chancellordavid | 日落时,大象穿过干燥的mopane树森林,驶向博茨瓦纳北部的Okavango三角洲水域。从空中看,博茨瓦纳北部是一条迷宫般的道路-关于它们通向何处的知识通过几代野生动植物传承下来。我记得一位长者告诉我,大象在每个旱季的某个特定时刻大量穿越肯尼亚的埃瓦索·尼罗河,前往肯尼亚山下的森林。我很怀疑,因为这条河没有过境点的迹象。我们在那里建立了营地,经过几天的等待和越来越多的怀疑,果然,他们出现了。在博茨瓦纳北部,考虑到野生动物走廊尤其重要,那里的人和野生动物并肩生活; 这对于规划人类对土地的使用至关重要。维护野生动物走廊对于减少人类与野生动物的冲突也至关重要,正如我在这里可悲地看到的那样,这导致双方死亡。这些图像表达了如此多的美丽,如此多的创伤和对未来的希望,这是我过去三年在博茨瓦纳工作的一部分。现在,在这里人类和大象并肩生活和死亡的村庄里,我的心被生命和死亡的气味、味道、景象、声音和声音紧紧包裹着。这是我正在进行的 “大象政治” 故事; 要了解更多信息,请关注 @ chancellordavid。
国家地理 - Photo by David Chancellor @chancellordavid | At sunset, elephants move through a dry forest of mopane trees toward the wa
案例简介:Photo by David Chancellor @chancellordavid | At sunset, elephants move through a dry forest of mopane trees toward the waters of the Okavango Delta, in northern Botswana. From the air, northern Botswana is a maze of paths—the knowledge of where they lead is passed down through generations of wildlife. I remember being told by an elder that elephants crossed Kenya's Ewaso Nyiro River in large numbers at one particular point each dry season on their way to the forests below Mount Kenya. I was doubtful since the river showed no signs of a crossing point. We set up camp there and after several days of waiting and increasing doubt, sure enough, they turned up. Taking wildlife corridors into account is especially critical in northern Botswana, where people and wildlife live side by side; it's crucial for planning human use of the land. Maintaining wildlife corridors is also vital to reducing human-wildlife conflict, which, as I’m sadly witnessing here, results in deaths on both sides. So much beauty, so much trauma, and so much hope for the future is expressed in these images, part of my work over the past three years in Botswana. Right now my heart is wrapped tightly in the smells, tastes, sights, and sounds of life, and death, in the villages here where man and elephants both live and die side by side. This is from my ongoing "Elephant Politics" story; to see more follow @chancellordavid.
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国家地理 - Photo by David Chancellor @chancellordavid | At sunset, elephants move through a dry forest of mopane trees toward the wa
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