Carey Marks - Photography | Maasai tribe, Arusha, Tanzania. Pastoralists. Study of soil erosion in the Rift Valley enabled by University of Plymouth. Their land is being decimated by extreme soil erosion due to climate change and other factors.

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Chief Siputek of Alkaria Village.

A collection of portraits of Maasai who are transitioning from Pastoralism to Settled Agricultural practices. Each of these participants are attending the ‘Jali Ardhi’ Workshops’; a study of soil erosion in the Rift Valley enabled by University of Plymouth led by Prof. Will Blake. Their land is being decimated by extreme soil erosion due to climate change and other factors.

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