Cory Richardsのインスタグラム(coryrichards) - 6月2日 17時27分

On assignment with @intotheokavango for @ナショナルジオグラフィック The water is crystal clear and winds its way seemingly aimlessly towards the delta. Today, we encountered a large human triggered burn, common practice in much of Africa, and especially Angola. The problem with repeated burning is it robs the landscapes capacity to hold water, instead draining more quickly than is natural and promoting a flood cycle and more erosion. If The water is not held and released slowly, but instead drains unnaturally quickly, the delta downstream can face drought cycles. The more this area is made accessible, the more it is inhabited and the more burning is observed. We don't yet fully understand why the burning is occurring, but we hope to find answers today as we visit the first village we've encountered. For more images follow @intotheokavango @natgeocreative @エディー・バウアー @zeisslenses #okavango15

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