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东非大草原 Ngorongoro 国家公园 的纪录片
Introduction
A thin mist swirls through an enchanted forest of lichen-draped trees. Hundreds of metres below, a hazy expanse of savannah dips towards an oval lake whose edges shimmer pink with countless flamingos. As the mist dissipates, an ant-like formation is revealed weaving slowly across the grassland: A herd of hundreds upon hundreds of wildebeest setting off on its daily perambulations. Another day is breaking over Africa's most spectacular natural arena: the Ngorongoro Crater.
Ngorongoro is the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera, and its 304 sq km floor is the ultimate ‘Big Five’ destination, home to elephant, lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo and other safari favourites. It is the centrepiece of the 8,292 sq km Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA), an easterly extension of the greater Serengeti ecosystem whose western plains attract up to 2.5 million antelope, zebras, buffalo and wildebeest seasonally.
As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and an International Biosphere Reserve, the NCA contains many archaeological sites of international importance, and its traditionalist Maasai, Datoga and Hadza communities co-exist alongside the prodigious wildlife. Tourism plays an integral role in the ongoing viability of this vast conservation area, by helping to fund schools, hospitals, roads and other amenities vital to local communities living within its borders.
东非大草原 Ngorongoro 国家公园 的纪录片
Introduction
A thin mist swirls through an enchanted forest of lichen-draped trees. Hundreds of metres below, a hazy expanse of savannah dips towards an oval lake whose edges shimmer pink with countless flamingos. As the mist dissipates, an ant-like formation is revealed weaving slowly across the grassland: A herd of hundreds upon hundreds of wildebeest setting off on its daily perambulations. Another day is breaking over Africa's most spectacular natural arena: the Ngorongoro Crater.
Ngorongoro is the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera, and its 304 sq km floor is the ultimate ‘Big Five’ destination, home to elephant, lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo and other safari favourites. It is the centrepiece of the 8,292 sq km Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA), an easterly extension of the greater Serengeti ecosystem whose western plains attract up to 2.5 million antelope, zebras, buffalo and wildebeest seasonally.
As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and an International Biosphere Reserve, the NCA contains many archaeological sites of international importance, and its traditionalist Maasai, Datoga and Hadza communities co-exist alongside the prodigious wildlife. Tourism plays an integral role in the ongoing viability of this vast conservation area, by helping to fund schools, hospitals, roads and other amenities vital to local communities living within its borders.