案例简介：由肯尼亚北部萨拉拉营地的David Chancellor @ chancellordavid Kids在游戏驱动器上的照片。尽管该国最近重新开放了国际旅游业，但入境人数仍然很少。因此，肯尼亚的野生动物园产业转向了从冬眠中崛起的国内游客。许多人开始重新认识已经远离他们几个月的野生动物和环境。这将为保护注入急需的收入，支持因新型冠状病毒肺炎封锁影响而遭受破坏的社区。对于野生动物来说，再次看到人类有点休克，特别是对于这只手工饲养的长颈鹿来说，长颈鹿在一周大的时候就变成了孤儿，随后在被释放回野外之前用奶瓶喂养。没有人的生活有点奇怪。要查看更多内容，请关注我 @ chancellordavid @ sararacamp # 肯尼亚 # 非洲 # 北肯亚 # 长颈鹿 # 野生动物

案例简介：Photo by David Chancellor @chancellordavid Kids on a game drive, Sarara camp, northern Kenya. While the country recently reopened to international tourism, arrivals are still few. So Kenya’s safari industry pivoted to domestic tourists, who are emerging from hibernation. Many are starting to reacquaint themselves with the wildlife and environment that’s been locked away from them for months. This is injecting much-needed income into conservation, supporting communities that have been devastated by the lockdown impact of COVID-19. For wildlife, seeing humans around again is a bit of a shock, especially for this hand-reared giraffe who was orphaned at one week old, and subsequently bottle fed before being released back into the wild. Life without people has been kind of odd. To see more follow me @chancellordavid @sararacamp #kenya #africa #northernkenya #giraffe #wildlife

国家地理 - Photo by David Chancellor @chancellordavid Kids on a game drive, Sarara camp, northern Kenya. While the country recently

案例简介：由肯尼亚北部萨拉拉营地的David Chancellor @ chancellordavid Kids在游戏驱动器上的照片。尽管该国最近重新开放了国际旅游业，但入境人数仍然很少。因此，肯尼亚的野生动物园产业转向了从冬眠中崛起的国内游客。许多人开始重新认识已经远离他们几个月的野生动物和环境。这将为保护注入急需的收入，支持因新型冠状病毒肺炎封锁影响而遭受破坏的社区。对于野生动物来说，再次看到人类有点休克，特别是对于这只手工饲养的长颈鹿来说，长颈鹿在一周大的时候就变成了孤儿，随后在被释放回野外之前用奶瓶喂养。没有人的生活有点奇怪。要查看更多内容，请关注我 @ chancellordavid @ sararacamp # 肯尼亚 # 非洲 # 北肯亚 # 长颈鹿 # 野生动物

国家地理 - Photo by David Chancellor @chancellordavid Kids on a game drive, Sarara camp, northern Kenya. While the country recently

案例简介：Photo by David Chancellor @chancellordavid Kids on a game drive, Sarara camp, northern Kenya. While the country recently reopened to international tourism, arrivals are still few. So Kenya’s safari industry pivoted to domestic tourists, who are emerging from hibernation. Many are starting to reacquaint themselves with the wildlife and environment that’s been locked away from them for months. This is injecting much-needed income into conservation, supporting communities that have been devastated by the lockdown impact of COVID-19. For wildlife, seeing humans around again is a bit of a shock, especially for this hand-reared giraffe who was orphaned at one week old, and subsequently bottle fed before being released back into the wild. Life without people has been kind of odd. To see more follow me @chancellordavid @sararacamp #kenya #africa #northernkenya #giraffe #wildlife

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国家地理 - Photo by David Chancellor @chancellordavid Kids on a game drive, Sarara camp, northern Kenya. While the country recently

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