Sahel Pictures, Images and Stock Photos
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Vector map of the Sahara desert and Sahel zone
October 12, 2013: A group of young people travel as stowaways on wagons loaded with iron ore on the trans-Saharan train that crosses the Sahara Desert, from the mining town of Zouerat, to the commercial port of Nouadhibou, Mauritania.
Picture taken about 15 km North-West of Niamey during the dry cooler season in the Sahel
Vector map of the Sahara desert and Sahel zone
The remains of destroyed tanks and other war equipment at the Wadi Doum war site in the Sahara, northern Chad, close to the Ennedi massif. The sand dunes now cover much of the old war equipment. This is where the last battles of the war between Chad and its northern neighbor Libya took place in 1986/1987 - in 1987, Chad's army was able to push back Libyan troops in the so-called "Toyota War", thus ending the military conflict.
Aerial Panoramic landscape view to sahel and oasis at Dogondoutchi, Niger
Maghreb and Sahel Political Map with capitals and national borders. English labeling and scaling. Illustration.
Aerial view in dry season of ancient Sahelian Settlement village and cattle foraging in fields for dry stubblle for forage and pasture in the northern Sahel of Burkina Faso West Africa
3D rendering of extruded high-resolution physical map (with relief) of the African continent, isolated on white background. Modeled and rendered with Houdini 16.5 Satellite image from NASA: https://visibleearth.nasa.gov/view.php?id=74092
Member states of the The Community of Sahel–Saharan States (CEN-SAD)
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Kanem, Chad - February 04, 2020: A man of the Fula people is riding on his camel in the typical landscape of the Sahel region. Beside him there is a younger camel. The Sahel is Africas transition zone between the Sahara desert in the north and the Savanna belt in the south. Sahel means in Arabic "coast" or "shore", literally it is also the "coast of the Sahara". The Sahel belt is hot and dry and on most of the days quite windy, it is definitely one of the hardest inhabited regions of our world. For hundreds of years, the Sahel region has experienced regular droughts and mega droughts which led several times to large scale famine.
Remote huts of nomadic people in the transition zone between Sahel and Sahara in Northern Chad. The air is full of sand after a sandstorm. The Sahel is Africas transition zone between the Sahara desert in the north and the Savanna belt in the south. Sahel means in Arabic "coast" or "shore", literally it is also the "coast of the Sahara". The Sahel belt is hot and dry and on most of the days quite windy, it is definitely one of the hardest inhabited regions of our world. For hundreds of years, the Sahel region has experienced regular droughts and mega droughts which led several times to large scale famine.
development projet in Northern Senegal
Kanem, Chad - February 04, 2020: A Fula woman in front of her samll hut in a very remote settlement during a sand storm. Typical landscape of the Sahel region. The Sahel is Africas transition zone between the Sahara desert in the north and the Savanna belt in the south. Sahel means in Arabic "coast" or "shore", literally it is also the "coast of the Sahara". The Sahel belt is hot and dry and on most of the days quite windy, it is definitely one of the hardest inhabited regions of our world. For hundreds of years, the Sahel region has experienced regular droughts and mega droughts which led several times to large scale famine.Kanem, Chad - February 04, 2020: A man of the Fula people is riding on his camel in the typical landscape of the Sahel region. Beside him there is a younger camel. The Sahel is Africas transition zone between the Sahara desert in the north and the Savanna belt in the south. Sahel means in Arabic "coast" or "shore", literally it is also the "coast of the Sahara". The Sahel belt is hot and dry and on most of the days quite windy, it is definitely one of the hardest inhabited regions of our world. For hundreds of years, the Sahel region has experienced regular droughts and mega droughts which led several times to large scale famine.
Panoramic view to Bkonni village of Hausa people near Tahoua, Niger
Dead Vegetation from Severe Drought Sahel Burkina Faso West Africa left over after the peak of the major drought starting in 1970s and extending into mid-1980s of the northern region of Burkina Faso into Mali
October 2013 – Maradi, Niger: Muslim school girls getting protection from the extreme heat in Niger under a shadow of a tree, outside of their school. They are waiting for their lunch in the country-side of Niger, in Africa. Picture taken as part of a school feeding monitoring programme.
3D Render of a Topographic Map of Chad. All source data is in the public domain. Color texture: Made with Natural Earth. http://www.naturalearthdata.com/downloads/10m-raster-data/10m-cross-blend-hypso/ Relief texture: SRTM data courtesy of NASA JPL (2020). URL of source image: https://e4ftl01.cr.usgs.gov//DP133/SRTM/SRTMGL3.003/2000.02.11 Water texture: SRTM Water Body SWDB: https://dds.cr.usgs.gov/srtm/version2_1/SWBD/ Boundaries Level 0: Humanitarian Information Unit HIU, U.S. Department of State (database: LSIB) http://geonode.state.gov/layers/geonode%3ALSIB7a_Gen
Sahara and Sahel vector map
THE BERBER VILLAGE OF TAKROUNA
January, during high water season
Colorful group of woman walking in the roads of Agadez
The remains of destroyed tanks and other war equipment at the Wadi Doum war site in the Sahara, northern Chad, close to the Ennedi massif. The sand dunes now cover much of the old war equipment. This is where the last battles of the war between Chad and its northern neighbor Libya took place in 1986/1987 - in 1987, Chad's army was able to push back Libyan troops in the so-called "Toyota War", thus ending the military conflict.
Remote huts of nomadic people in the transition zone between Sahel and Sahara in Northern Chad.
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Deforestation and Desertification during the Great Sahelian Drought of the mid-1970s in northern Burkina Faso the Sahel West Africa showing where herders cut down trees and shrubs in attempts to feed dying cattle for lack of forage
Stacks of Dry Firewood ready for Shipment to Ouagadougou Burkina Faso after being cut from bush which is contributing to desertification and deforestation of the Sahel region
Panoramic landscape view to sahel and oasis Dogon Tabki with flooded river at Dogondoutchi, Niger
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Lanscape with Mataya village of sara tribe aka Ngambaye or Madjingaye or Mbaye people, Guera, Chad
January, during high water season
January, during high water season
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January, during high water season
November, during high water season
Aerial Panoramic landscape view to sahel and oasis at Dogondoutchi, Niger
Kouré, Tillabéri region, Niger: Niger giraffe aka West African giraffes (Giraffa camelopardalis peralta) walking on the savanna at Kouré Giraffe Reserve - West Africa's last wild giraffe herds
St. Louis, Senegal, March 12th 2013. The heart of this old colonial city is located on a narrow island in the Senegal River. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage and described as "the city most threatened by rising sea levels in the whole of Africa" by the United Nations' UN-Habitat agency. The streets of the the chaotic city center, provide a stage for all kind of vehicles, horse carts, typical Sahel short-distance buses, cars and pedestrians. The residents of Saint-Louis try to make the best out of it, but poverty can be seen on every corner of the city.
Bush fires are one of the scourges of the Sahel region. Fueled by thermal breezes and dry grass, they can destroy vast areas of pasture. It spread for nearly 10 hours, destroying several thousand hectares. Located in Ferlo, in the north of Senegal, the territory studied by the french Nationa center for scientific research ( CNRS) Tessékéré presents all the features specific to the Sahel (rainfall deficit, anthropogenic pressure on the environment, modification of the major ecological balances) and the particularity of being at the heart of the Sahel. 'a very important pan-African development and reforestation program, called the Great Green Wall. Senegal, 17 November 2011.
Panoramic landscape view to sahel and oasis Dogon Tabki with flooded river at Dogondoutchi, Niger
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development projet in Northern Senegal
Poor malagasy boy carrying branches on his head - poverty
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