credit: Guardian
Africa’s most spectacular water system comes brilliantly to life in a new book, Okavango Delta: Floods of Life, which likens the complex way the river and delta work to an ever-changing natural organism similar to the human body itself
Tags: Biodiversity
Oprettet on torsdag, 4. marts 2010 .
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