Beautiful pictures by our friend Jacques Jangoux
Jacques Jangoux´s JungleView blog
(part 1: THE ISLAND VILLAGES) Although the Libinza live in villages, water is ever present. Transportation is by canoe, subsistence is mostly fishing. Since the earlier age children now that water is their environment.
Boys of Libinza tribe playing in canoes. The Libinza live on the islands of the Ngiri River, tributary of the Ubangi River, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa.
The grasslands.
A vast area of swamp savanna, artificially managed by fire during the dry season, separates the islands from the swamp forest.
Women in canoe in swamp savanna, going to swamp forest to fish and collect drinking water.
Woman with children in canoe in swamp savanna, going to swamp forest to fish and collect drinking water.
From the swamp grasslands to the swamp forest.
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