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 People of Serengeti - A diversity of cultures!The Serengeti is home to a diversity of cultures. One way to see this diversity is to look at the different languages spoken today in the human ecosystem. There are four major language groups: Bantu, Nilotic, Cushitic and Khoisan. Within each language group there are a number of different people. Many of this peoples have articles that are particular to their ethnic group. Ngorongoro Conservation AreaNgorongoro Conservation Area (NCA) extends over some 8,000 km2 in the northern Tanzania. It is bordered on the west by Serengeti National Park and by the Rift Valley escarpment on the east. To the south lies the agricultural community of Karatu and to the north lie the rugged Ildonyo Oogol mountains. Serengeti WildlifeThe only living things which look as if they really belonged to it are the Wild Animals. Between the animals and Africa there is an understanding that the human beings have not yet earned .." Climbing Kilimanjaro: The Route to useClimbing Kilimanjaro: The best route to use when to climb mount Kilimanjaro. Kilimanjaro glaciersAt first sight, Kilimanjaro’s glaciers look like nothing more than big smooth piles of slightly monotonous ice. On second sight they pretty much look like this too. Yet there’s much more to Kili’s glaciers than meets the eye, for these cathedrals of gleaming blue-white ice are dynamic repositories of climatic history – and they could also be providing us with a portent for impending natural disaster. Kilimanjaro records: Fastest ascent of KilimanjaroIn 2001 Bruno Brunod of Italy managed to reach Uhuru Peak from Marangu Gate in just 5 hours 38 minutes and 40 seconds. This remains the fastest verified ascent of Kilimanjaro. There are a couple of unverified claims, however, with Sean Burch of Virginia claiming to have made it to the top on 7 June 2005 in 5 hours 28 minutes, and Christian Stangl of Austria claiming to have achieved the summit in 5 hours 36 minutes in October 2004.Incidentall Climate change and KilimanjaroGlobal warming and Kilimanjaro: where have Kilimanjaro’s glaciers gone?
Of the 19 square kilometres of glacial ice to be found on Africa, only 2.2 square kilometres can be found on Kilimanjaro. Unfortunately, both figures used to be much higher: How to Climb Mount KilimanjaroHow to Climb Mount Kilimanjaro Mount Kilimanjaro trekking - In a nutshellMount Kilimanjaro trekking - In a nutshell Kilimanjaro floraIt is said that to climb up Kilimanjaro is to walk through four seasons in four days. It is true, of course, and nowhere is this phenomenon more apparent than in its flora. The variety of flora found on Kilimanjaro can be ascribed in part to the mountain’s tremendous height and in part to its proximity to both the equator and the Indian Ocean. Add to this the variations in climate, solar radiation and temperature from the top of the mountain to the bottom and you end up with.
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