North Africa to India Vegetation Megatransect along 30° N latitude

North Africa to India Vegetation Megatransect
along the 30° North Latitude, compiled from pictures from the Confluence.org project.

Human-created deserts, started and continuously maintained by domesticated cattle, sheep, camels and goats, starting 5,500 years ago and continuing to present.

North Africa to India, ecological and vegetation photo megatransect, running along as close to the 30° North Latitude as possible. The largest and most massive environmental destruction on the planet, human-created deserts, continuously maintained free of the original perennial native grasses by domesticated cattle, sheep, camels and goats, starting 5,500 years ago to present. More infomation about this proposal, at http://www.ecoseeds.com/Saudi.html

Native meadow, Saudi Arabia, 29N 44E vicinity.

Camels Morocco 29N 9W

Nomads Morocco 28N 12W

Compiled by Craig Dremann, (650) 325-7333, for scientific study of what a large-scale, continent-sized ecological and vegetation photo megatransect could possibly look like, photos copyright by the photographers that are listed on the pages at confluence.com. Photos on this web page are used here with written permission from the Confluence Project.

The best index link into the Confluence project is http://www.confluence.org/showworld.php

>>>See the Europe to Africa Vegetation Megatransect HERE

>>>Canada to Mexico Vegetation Megatransect HERE

>>>Canada to Baja Vegetation Megatransect HERE

>>>China West to East Vegetation Megatransect HERE

>>>China South to North Vegetation Megatransect HERE

>>>Pakistan through India Vegetation Megatransect HERE

>>>Australia Vegetation Megatransect HERE

>>>United States West to East Vegetation Megatransect HERE

>>>New Mexico whole state Vegetation Megatransect HERE