Jeff Barbee | Professional Photographer

The Himba People Of Northern Namibia

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Lessons from the Islands

The first of many adventures in new media, Jeff spent two months highlighting extinctions and global climate change in the Atlantic with assistance from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting

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November 2, 2007 Article, "Lessons From The islands", Mail and Guardian Newspaper

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Photo of the week

Fatima Kutimba, from the Himba tribe, sits in front of Epupa Falls in northern Namibia where the photographer is working on a reportage about global warming and destruction of the Himba people's way of life. The Himba, one southern Africa's last pastoral tribes, are under threat from cultural and environmental threats.

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Please Donate to the Bird Island Cleanup Project through this Wetlands site, created though a joint program by the photographer and Wetlands International to clean up the Saloum Delta. Every donation counts, and your contrubution will also go towards training community game guards in the Sine-Saloum Delta, on the border between Senegal and The Gambia. Click the banner.

Bring back a disappearing species by planting a gumwood on St Helena

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