Namib Sand Sea
The Namib Sand Sea in Namibia is the only coastal desert in the world that includes extensive dune fields influenced by fog.
Namib Sand Sea
The Namib Sand Sea covers nearly 11,600 square miles (30,000 square kilometers) in Namibia.
Namib Sand Sea
The Namib Sand Sea in Namibia is composed of two dune systems: One that is ancient and semi-consolidated, and a younger active one.
Namib Sand Sea
The Namib Sand Sea in Namibia features gravel plains, coastal flats and rocky hills.
Namib Sand Sea
The dunes of the Namib Sand Sea in Namibia are formed by the transportation of materials from the hinterland that are carried by winds, rivers and ocean currents
Namib Sand Sea
Fog is the primary source of water in the Namib Sand Sea in Namibia. The fog accounts for its unique environment for invertebrates, reptiles and mammals.
Mount Kenya Natural Park
The Mount Kenya-Lewa Wildlife conservancy was included on UNESCO's World Heritage List as an extension to the Mount Kenya Natural Park.
Mount Kenya Natural Park
The Mount Kenya-Lewa Wildlife conservancy consists of nearly 77 square miles (200 square kilometers) situated between a tropical ecosystem and semi-arid savannah grasslands.
Mount Kenya Natural Park
Giant lobelias, a type of flowering plant, at the Mount Kenya-Lewa Wildlife conservancy in Kenya.
Mount Kenya Natural Park
A view from the summit of the Mount Kenya-Lewa Wildlife conservancy.
