الجمال الطبيعى فى جنوب السودان "صور"

Quote: سلام سيد ذكريا هل الصور دي حديثة ؟

Quote: ياخ قلتو الماعندو ريال ما يجى قورقيال وريالكم بقر يا زعيم و(أنا ما سرقت أنا جيت أعاين) كيفك يا أبو الزيك خلو بالكم من البيئه منصور

Quote: يا بختكم

Quote: In-spite of all of the deadly fighting; in-spite of the instability that has lasted for decades; located not far from the Gambela and the Omo National Park in Ethiopia; and not far from Kenya's Lake Turkana National Parks and Uganda's Kidepo Valley National Park, is the most intact savannah ecosystem in East Africa: the Boma National Park. Described as East Africa's largest savanna eco-system.

Quote: ازيك ياخ صور رائعة بحق وحقيقة وكل يوم ح يكتشف الشعب السوداني انو فرط بتساهلو وسكوتو لنظام المؤتمر اللاوطني .. هذه صور ملهمة جدا وبقليل من الامن والاستقرار من الممكن ان يكون الجنوب قبلة للسواح والمتاملين وعشاق الطبيعة ودا براهو بترول ودهب والماس وموش محتاج لخط انبابيب ولوي ضراع ما اقدر اقول غير بختكم والله يعينا نحنا

Quote: أجمل ما في الجنوب صورة الإنسان الذي أصبح سليما معافى واختفت صور المجاعة وسوء التغذية

Quote: سلامات يازكريا دائما أقول للاخوان هنا في أيرلندا ، الماشاف الجنوب يتفرج في الطبيعه الايرلنديه ..نفس الخضره والجمال والامطار مع الفارق في البرد والبنيه التحتيه ..والله يازكريا أنا والوالد عليه الرحمه والوالده سافرنا من واو لجوبا على متن لوري ..ثلاثه أيام في الغابات ..بحر الزراف ..بحر النعام ،،مريدي..رغم المعاناة كانت رحله لاتنسي ..طبعا الكلام ده كان حوالي 1980--1981... أما ذكرياتنا عن مدينة جوبا ، دي عايزه ليها بوست منفصل وياريت يجينا كيكي بجاي ،زميل الدراسه في الملكيه الابتدائيه...

Quote: ممكن نحاول نجي جوبا ثاني نعمل شوية

Quote: منطقة السدود كادت ان تتحول الى صجراء جرداء لوﻻ‌ نضال شعبنا فى وقف مشروع قناة جونقلى اﻻ‌جرامى. ما كان ليحدث طالما بقى جنوبيا على قيد الحياة

Quote: اذكر في احد المرات التقيت الراحل دكتور جون وسالته عن بعض الكتابات والبحوث التي تحدثت عن الارتباط الثقافي والحياتي لساكني منطقة المستنقعات واثر ازالتها عليهم وكان الدكتور علي عجل واوصاني الي التحدث الي احد الدكاترة من تلكم المنطقة ولكن مع المشاغل لم نلتقي وضاعت السانحة امل ان تفتح خيط لهذه المسألة وتنوير الناس باهمية تلك المنطقة. انا اعتقد ان تلك الدراسة مهمة بالنسبة لنا في منطقة شمال غرب السودان وارتباط الصحراء وطرق العيش فيها بانسان تلكم المناطق لاننا بصدد اجراء مقاربة بحثية لتلك الدراسة

(عدل بواسطة Zakaria Joseph on 11-29-2012, 00:32 AM)

Quote: South Sudan is a landlocked country located in the East Central Africa region of North eastern Africa with its current capital and largest city, Juba. South Sudan is bordered by Ethiopia to the East, Kenya to the South East, Uganda to the South, the Democratic Republic of Congo to the West and Sudan to the North. South Sudan holds the vast swamp region of the Sudd formed by the White Nile, a tributary to the River Nile. Insert photo of aerial views of South Sudan landscape/Sudd region On general information, the country gained its independence on 9th July 2011. It covers a total land area of 619,745km² with a population of 8,260,490 (2008 census). Local currency used is the South Sudanese Pounds (SSP). Time zone is East African Time, UTC +3 and +211 as the country code. Vegetation cover includes grasslands, high altitude plateaus and escarpments, wooded and grassy savannahs, flood plains and wetlands. Its diverse nature is best suited for ecotourism development hosting wildlife species of the white eared kob, Nile lechwe, elephants, giraffes, common eland, and giant eland, Oryx, lions, wild dogs and the buffalo (topis tiangs). The Nile lechew is a species of an endemic antelope under threat and homed to the Sudd swamp region in the protected area of Zeraf Game Reserve in Jonglei State and Pa-Nyikang Game Reserve in Upper Nile State. As home to the largest wildlife land migration, aside the traditional safaris South Sudan's wildlife provides ground for research and training in the field of Wildlife. The country is also home to the World's largest antelope, the Derby Eland also an endemic species.

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Quote: The Sudd and the White Nile lies above 1,000m above sea level. The Sudd is one of the World's largest wetlands and largest fresh water wetland in the Nile basin area covering an area the size of Belgium. As one of Africa's largest wetlands its covers 30,000 – 40,000 Km² formed from the spillage of water from the great Nile River. The region is also home to the Dinka, Nuer and Shilluk pastoralists who use the Sudd and flooded grasslands of the surrounding areas for grazing their cattle. The lush green and moist environs of the Sudd is a haven for migratory birds and animals throughout the rainy seasons providing food and water for the over 400 species of migratory birds.

Quote: The park is home to the second largest animal migration of the endemic white eared kob. With a diversity of flora and fauna, scenic beauty, diverse culture, historical sites, climate, largest Sudd wetlands, sport fishing sites and white water rafting spots the park also has promising safaris in bird watching. Boma national Park lies West of Ethiopia border and the Sudd Wetlands and the Southern park nears the border with Congo that provides habitat for the large populations of the white eared Kob, the Tiang and mangalla gazelle. The Topis is also found in the area. *Insert photo of Boma national park during an animal migration or animals in the park The park was established in 1986 when it was part of the Sudan. It covers an area of 22,800km² and is home to the endemic white eared kob/kobus kob leucotis, the Tiang/damaliscus korrigum and the mangalla gazelle amongst other larger animals of the African buffalo, African elephant, the leopard, giraffe, plains zebra, Oryx hartebeest and cheetah. The landscape encompasses broad pasturelands, floodplains and grassland savannah. The forest reserves in Boma also provide habitat for the Bongo antelope, the giant forest hog, red river hogs and the mangalla gazelle.[/center