ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 6月30日 23時56分

Photos by David Chancellor @chancellordavid As the world continues to deal with the spread of COVID-19, northern Kenya braces itself for challenging times to come. Tourism contributes over 90 percent of all income within the community conservation sector, with the funding going toward wildlife protection, scholarships, and health care. The hospitality sector has overnight ground to an abrupt halt. Without this critical economic driver, the consequences for the safety of wildlife and the social health of northern Kenya’s communities may far exceed the damage done by the virus itself, if it does reach this extraordinary corner of the planet. Dorcas Lemargeroi is the Sarara Foundation’s director of nomadic health care (third frame, in mask). She is working tirelessly to mitigate this unprecedented threat and to educate the remote communities on how to prevent any potential spread of COVID-19. Dorcas and her team will monitor the situation carefully over the next few weeks, by engaging with the community to provide support as well as health care to the women and children of this region. Now more than ever, we have to do what we can to assist these indigenous communities that call the last remaining wilderness areas left on Earth their home. To see more follow me @chancellordavid @National Geographic Creative #kenya #samburu #africa #covid19 #sararafoundation

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