africawaterandenvironmentchallenges

BAD TIMES FOR FISHES Hi everyone, here's my second blogpost on my Water and environmental challenges in Africa blog ! In the last post, I tried to expose a brief content about the water resources on the african continent. I exposed three kinds of water supply in Africa : Rainfall, Groundwater, and rivers. This short introduction didn't mention environmental changes. I think we can understand water and environment changes in Africa from two points of view. First, how does the environmental changes can influe the human activites and needs. Second, how do human activities affect the environment ? The topic I chose today can be understood from the both points of view. I use to follow satellites remote sensing accounts on Instagram (like ISS, European Space Agency, NasaEarth, ESA Earth) and a few months ago, one of these agencies published an post about the deterioration of the Victoria lake throught two satellite pictures. Thus today I decided to treat the case

STOP WORRYING! WATER IS IN THE GAME!  WELCOME to my Blog ! I am a rural girl from the south of France (Toulouse), always swimming into wild fields of tall grass, enjoying the sincerity of nature, observing every landscape , and every hint of living creatures. I often (maybe, too often) come back home with ticks hanging on my skin. I am also a lover of mountains, I’ve been going hiking with my father ever since I was a young child. I am really sensitive about nature and that's the main reason why I’m studying Geography.  (My father and me, after hiking all the very hot morning) I am momentarily at University College of London to carry my thrid undergraduate year out, as an Erasmus student. I m trying to manage everything between administrations issues and language disadvantages, as I am assisting to the « water and development in Africa » course.  I picked this module for a couple of reasons. First, since I was a child, I’ve always watched ARTE program