Progress is slow on Africa’s Great Green Wall, but some bright spots bloom

Mongabay
Aug 3, 2023, 6:05 pm107 pts
The southern fringes of the Sahara are dynamic. As rainfall varies, land patches on the edge chop and change between green and arid brown. Human activities, like overgrazing, deforestation or poor irrigation, further degrade some of the already arid parts of the Sahel, resulting in desertification. As the…

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