Found in Bemahara National Park in western Madagascar, the expansive stone forest was classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1990 and is known by locals as ‘Tsingy,’ which means to walk on tiptoe.
The fourth-longest river in Africa, the Zambezi River boasts a length of 2,200 miles as well as being home to the stunning Victoria Falls.
Despite consuming a paltry amount of the world’s resources, many predict that it is the people of Africa who will bear the brunt of climate change’s dastardly effects. From Nigeria to Ghana, African photographers convened at the 2011 Bamako Encounters to give their unique perspectives on the effects of climate change.
A cheetah mother and her cub overlook their home territory in this beautiful photograph.