案例简介：照片由 @ iantehphotography/我去过中国北方，记录黄河沿岸的风景近十年。在一次旅行中，我探索了内蒙古不断扩大的沙漠。这棵小树苗最近被种植在库布其沙漠公园，该公园拥有一家五星级酒店，湖泊，高尔夫球场以及骑骆驼和越野卡丁车活动。库布其沙漠是中国第七大沙漠。它是席卷北京，天津和河北地区的沙尘暴的三个主要来源之一。如今，由当地白手起家的工业亿万富翁王文彪推动的植树计划，它的o石沙是一片零散的绿色植物，这里有大约100种植物和野生动物。中国近20% 的地方是沙漠，北方地区的干旱越来越严重 (第三张图片)。最近的一项估计称，中国的沙漠面积比1975年多21,000平方英里 (55,000平方公里)。随着腾格里沙漠的扩张，它正在与另外两个沙漠合并-形成一片广阔的沙海，可能变得无法居住。在 @ iantehphotography上关注我，看看来自世界各地的日常生活片段。# 荒漠化 # greengreatwall # chinatravel

案例简介：Photos by @iantehphotography / I’ve traveled to northern China to document landscapes along the Yellow River for close to a decade. On one trip, I explored the expanding deserts in Inner Mongolia. This young sapling was recently planted in the Kubuqi Desert Park, which boasts a 5-star hotel, lakes, a golf course, and camel riding and off-road karting activities. The Kubuqi Desert is the seventh largest desert in China. It was one of the three primary sources for sandstorms that would engulf the Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei areas. Today its ochre sands are a scattered scene of greenery, home to around 100 species of plants and wild animals, from a tree-planting program driven by a local self-made industrial billionaire, Wang Wenbiao. Nearly 20 percent of China is desert, and drought across the northern region is getting worse (third image). One recent estimate said China has 21,000 square miles (55,000 sq km) more desert than what existed in 1975. As the Tengger Desert expands, it's merging with two other deserts—forming a vast sea of sand that could become uninhabitable. Follow me on @iantehphotography to see slices of daily life from around the world. #desertification #greengreatwall #chinatravel

国家地理 - Photos by @iantehphotography / I’ve traveled to northern China to document landscapes along the Yellow River for close to

案例简介：照片由 @ iantehphotography/我去过中国北方，记录黄河沿岸的风景近十年。在一次旅行中，我探索了内蒙古不断扩大的沙漠。这棵小树苗最近被种植在库布其沙漠公园，该公园拥有一家五星级酒店，湖泊，高尔夫球场以及骑骆驼和越野卡丁车活动。库布其沙漠是中国第七大沙漠。它是席卷北京，天津和河北地区的沙尘暴的三个主要来源之一。如今，由当地白手起家的工业亿万富翁王文彪推动的植树计划，它的o石沙是一片零散的绿色植物，这里有大约100种植物和野生动物。中国近20% 的地方是沙漠，北方地区的干旱越来越严重 (第三张图片)。最近的一项估计称，中国的沙漠面积比1975年多21,000平方英里 (55,000平方公里)。随着腾格里沙漠的扩张，它正在与另外两个沙漠合并-形成一片广阔的沙海，可能变得无法居住。在 @ iantehphotography上关注我，看看来自世界各地的日常生活片段。# 荒漠化 # greengreatwall # chinatravel

国家地理 - Photos by @iantehphotography / I’ve traveled to northern China to document landscapes along the Yellow River for close to

案例简介：Photos by @iantehphotography / I’ve traveled to northern China to document landscapes along the Yellow River for close to a decade. On one trip, I explored the expanding deserts in Inner Mongolia. This young sapling was recently planted in the Kubuqi Desert Park, which boasts a 5-star hotel, lakes, a golf course, and camel riding and off-road karting activities. The Kubuqi Desert is the seventh largest desert in China. It was one of the three primary sources for sandstorms that would engulf the Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei areas. Today its ochre sands are a scattered scene of greenery, home to around 100 species of plants and wild animals, from a tree-planting program driven by a local self-made industrial billionaire, Wang Wenbiao. Nearly 20 percent of China is desert, and drought across the northern region is getting worse (third image). One recent estimate said China has 21,000 square miles (55,000 sq km) more desert than what existed in 1975. As the Tengger Desert expands, it's merging with two other deserts—forming a vast sea of sand that could become uninhabitable. Follow me on @iantehphotography to see slices of daily life from around the world. #desertification #greengreatwall #chinatravel

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国家地理 - Photos by @iantehphotography / I’ve traveled to northern China to document landscapes along the Yellow River for close to

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