レオナルド・ディカプリオのインスタグラム(leonardodicaprio) - 2月17日 08時19分

#Regram #RG @EverydayClimateChange: Photo by @edkashi/@viiphoto: A shepherd watches over a flock of alpacas grazing along the route between Arequipa and the Colca Canyon, high in the Andes in #Peru in 1999. Due to #climatechange, the livelihoods of Peru’s alpaca farmers is threatened. A Dec. 24, 2014 article on the Guardian, shows an inside perspective on the issue. “Susana Chape, a 53-year-old farmer who supports her three sons and four daughters with the 2,000 soles [$680] she earns each year from her #alpacas, cows and sheep, offers a similar observation. “Over the past two or three years, we’ve seen a change in the weather, with the summers getting hotter and the winters getting colder,” she says in a mixture of Spanish and Quechua. “There’s more rain now and more snow, and it makes me sad to see my animals die.” Faced with a climate that increasingly threatens their livelihoods, the farmers have been working with Soluciones Prácticas(the Latin American branch of the British NGO Practical Action) to protect their animals. Over the past three years, the charity has built 61 spring-fed mini-reservoirs to help the farmers irrigate new crops, such as oats and clover, which have improved the alpacas’ diets by providing year-round fodder. In previous years, the sun had scorched the grasses that grow on the hillsides, leaving them too yellow and dry for even the hungriest alpacas to eat.” #actonclimate @everydayclimatechange

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