ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月1日 01時55分

Tyler Hicks photographed this displaced herder grazing livestock on someone else’s pasture in Laikipia, #Kenya. More than in any other region of the world, people in Africa live off the land. But the continent has a land problem: The quality of farmland in many areas is getting worse, and the number of people squeezed onto that land is rising fast. Population swells, climate change, soil degradation, erosion, poaching, global food prices and even the benefits of affluence are exerting incredible pressure on African land. They’re fueling conflicts across Africa, from Nigeria to Kenya — including here in #Laikipia, a wildlife haven and one of the country’s most beautiful areas. People have always fought over territory, and Laikipia is no exception. Many farmers live on isolated properties and have been shot at by armed herdsmen. They’ve had their livestock stolen. They’ve ducked rocks and spears. But many residents say this past year has been the bloodiest ever. At least 80 people have been killed, and the violence has not stopped. Several politicians have been arrested and questioned over inciting violence against landowners. Visit the link in our profile to read more, and to see more photos by #TylerHicks.

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