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Dead fig tree, Ethiopia C017 / 7627

Dead fig tree, Ethiopia C017  /  7627


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Dead fig tree, Ethiopia C017 / 7627

Dead fig tree (Ficus vasta). This tree can grow to over 20 metres in height, with a trunk several metres across. Here, the dead tree, alongside a road in southern Ethiopia, is providing firewood for the local population. Photographed in 2011

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© BRIAN GADSBY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

2011 Africa African Black Collect Collecting Countryside Dead Developing Country Ecological Ecology Ethiopia Ethiopian Ethnic Gather Gathering Human Geography Indigenous Large Local Native Road Rural Scene Scenery Third World Dead Wood Firewood Oromo


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This print captures the striking image of a dead fig tree, standing tall alongside a road in southern Ethiopia. The immense size of this Ficus vasta species is evident, as it reaches over 20 meters in height with a trunk spanning several meters across. Despite its lifeless state, the tree continues to serve a purpose for the local population - providing firewood. This snapshot from 2011 showcases the harmonious relationship between nature and human existence. The scene depicted here portrays the rural beauty of Ethiopia's countryside, where indigenous people rely on their natural surroundings for sustenance. A black male figure can be seen gathering dead wood from this majestic fig tree, highlighting his connection to both his ethnic roots and the environment around him. With an emphasis on ecology and biology, this photograph encapsulates the intricate balance between humans and their native plant species. It offers insight into how communities in developing countries like Ethiopia utilize every resource available to them for survival. As we delve into this 21st-century portrait captured by Brian Gadsby from Science Photo Library, we are reminded of the rich cultural heritage that thrives within Africa's landscapes. This image serves as a testament to mankind's ability to adapt and thrive even amidst challenging circumstances while showcasing our deep-rooted connection with nature itself.

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