Home Actress Beverly Joubert HD Photos and Wallpapers December 2023 Beverly Joubert Instagram - “Wary of the threats around them, but lured by the promise of a much-needed drink and the coolness of the water, a pair of giraffes hesitate at the edge of a spillway. Stretching like a golden ribbon that slices through the savannah, the Selinda Spillway is a vital source of sustenance for an array of species. This ancient waterway links the northern Okavango Delta to the Zibadianja Lagoon and feeds a delicate ecosystem that, like so many others, relies on freshwater. If a water source like this were to run completely dry, water-dependent species like giraffes would be forced to stray away from protected land onto the fringes of the Delta where they would likely come into contact with people. In a world that’s rapidly warming and on a continent increasingly plagued by drought and threatened by human development, watercourses and water-rich plants are becoming ever more scarce. For large mammals with water needs to match, this could spell trouble ahead.” - @beverlyjoubert _______ #ilcp #ilcp_photographers #okavangodelta #giraffe #endangeredspecies #africanwildlife #climatechange #climatecrisis

Beverly Joubert Instagram – “Wary of the threats around them, but lured by the promise of a much-needed drink and the coolness of the water, a pair of giraffes hesitate at the edge of a spillway. Stretching like a golden ribbon that slices through the savannah, the Selinda Spillway is a vital source of sustenance for an array of species. This ancient waterway links the northern Okavango Delta to the Zibadianja Lagoon and feeds a delicate ecosystem that, like so many others, relies on freshwater. If a water source like this were to run completely dry, water-dependent species like giraffes would be forced to stray away from protected land onto the fringes of the Delta where they would likely come into contact with people. In a world that’s rapidly warming and on a continent increasingly plagued by drought and threatened by human development, watercourses and water-rich plants are becoming ever more scarce. For large mammals with water needs to match, this could spell trouble ahead.” – @beverlyjoubert _______ #ilcp #ilcp_photographers #okavangodelta #giraffe #endangeredspecies #africanwildlife #climatechange #climatecrisis

Beverly Joubert Instagram - “Wary of the threats around them, but lured by the promise of a much-needed drink and the coolness of the water, a pair of giraffes hesitate at the edge of a spillway. Stretching like a golden ribbon that slices through the savannah, the Selinda Spillway is a vital source of sustenance for an array of species. This ancient waterway links the northern Okavango Delta to the Zibadianja Lagoon and feeds a delicate ecosystem that, like so many others, relies on freshwater. If a water source like this were to run completely dry, water-dependent species like giraffes would be forced to stray away from protected land onto the fringes of the Delta where they would likely come into contact with people. In a world that’s rapidly warming and on a continent increasingly plagued by drought and threatened by human development, watercourses and water-rich plants are becoming ever more scarce. For large mammals with water needs to match, this could spell trouble ahead.” - @beverlyjoubert _______ #ilcp #ilcp_photographers #okavangodelta #giraffe #endangeredspecies #africanwildlife #climatechange #climatecrisis

Beverly Joubert Instagram – “Wary of the threats around them, but lured by the promise of a much-needed drink and the coolness of the water, a pair of giraffes hesitate at the edge of a spillway. Stretching like a golden ribbon that slices through the savannah, the Selinda Spillway is a vital source of sustenance for an array of species. This ancient waterway links the northern Okavango Delta to the Zibadianja Lagoon and feeds a delicate ecosystem that, like so many others, relies on freshwater.

If a water source like this were to run completely dry, water-dependent species like giraffes would be forced to stray away from protected land onto the fringes of the Delta where they would likely come into contact with people.

In a world that’s rapidly warming and on a continent increasingly plagued by drought and threatened by human development, watercourses and water-rich plants are becoming ever more scarce. For large mammals with water needs to match, this could spell trouble ahead.” – @beverlyjoubert
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Beverly Joubert Instagram – Elephant trunks contain thousands of muscles, and it can take calves some time to master their usage. Luckily for the youngsters, mom is always close by to help …⁣
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Beverly Joubert Instagram – Welcome to our next iLCP Takeover — iLCP Senior Fellow @beverlyjoubert 

“Hi all, I’m Beverly Joubert (@BeverlyJoubert), a wildlife photographer and National Geographic Explorer-at-Large. I’m thrilled to be taking over as guest editor for @ilcp_photographers this week to share the remarkable landscapes and magnificent wildlife of Botswana, an area that @DereckJoubert and I have called our second home for many years.

Water is the lifeblood of Botswana’s north, and each year as floodwaters from the Angolan Highlands spill onto the flatlands, they saturate the parched soil and transform the landscape, creating the world’s largest freshwater inland delta. Elephants are almost synonymous with the Okavango. These enormous animals carve pathways through the floodplains as they trace its snaking channels and spillways.

Massive mammals have massive hydration needs and elephants must drink at least 150 litres of water a day to sustain their huge bodies. As herds trek through the drenched landscape, they forge trails in their wake creating passage for other animals that need to navigate through the dense reeds and thick vegetation. Myriad species depend on the services of these grey giants and even though their populations remain stable in the Delta, poaching and habitat loss still pose a significant threat to the future of this iconic species.” -@beverlyjoubert

Join us this week to learn all about Beverly’s work in the Okavango Delta!
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