国家地理的网站居然改版了，着实吓了我一跳 May 13, 2001 Kaziranga National Park, India, 1997Photograph by Michael K. Nichols "Setting forests aside for tigers is one thing, ensuring that they remain protected is something else again. Protecting wildlife from poachers requires strict policing, but the battered rifles the guards carry are no match for the automatic weapons wielded by intruders." ...

May 6, 2001 Where:Southern BoliviaWhen:1999Photographer:Maria Stenzel “Generations of skill flow through nimble fingers as Chipaya women plait another’s hair. When finished, she’ll wear a hundred ribbon-thin braids in the style of her ancestors, contemporaries of Peru’s Inca. Despite drought, cold, and the lure of city life, some 2,000 Chipaya remain bound to their Altiplano homeland.” —Fro...

April 29, 2001 Where:Northern KenyaWhen:1999Photographer:Maria Stenzel “Voices ring out across rain-washed hills as Ariaal women make their way to a wedding: ‘Meirita ngai nkeera ang!’ they sing. ‘God bless our children!’ All of Marsabit District revels at the end of the rainy season.” —From “Vanishing Cultures,” August 1999, National Geographic magazine April 30, 2001 Where:Antarcti...

试试而已 April 21, 2001 WHERE：Republic of the CongoWHEN：2000 PHOTOGRAPHER：Michael K. Nichols  “Though not a true rain forest—Congo’s annual rainfall totals less than a hundred inches [2.5 meters]—the forest is often flooded, allowing [a Pygmy] family to set out on a fishing trip. In her hands the mother cradles a coal—the makings of a fire.” —From “Megatransect,” October 2000, Natio...

国家地理的图图 April 21, 2001 WHERE：Republic of the Congo WHEN：2000PHOTOGRAPHER：Michael K. Nichols “Though not a true rain forest—Congo’s annual rainfall totals less than a hundred inches [2.5 meters]—the forest is often flooded, allowing [a Pygmy] family to set out on a fishing trip. In her hands the mother cradles a coal—the makings of a fire.” —From “Megatransect,” October 2000, Nat...