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肯尼亚恩布塞里自然保护区吸引大批来自世界各地的游客,每月平均15000人。这些热爱大自然的人们也许并不知道,出没在这个地区的野生动物与家畜争抢水、草等赖以活命的资源,矛盾尖锐,达到了白热化的程度。面临这一形势,专家们正在采取措施保护这一生物圈保护区——它由吉里马恩加罗山下向外扩展,分为中心区(即肯尼亚恩布塞里自然保护区)和隔离区(过渡地带),后者归马塞伊族牧民所有。马塞伊人主要靠牧牛为生,辅以农生
The Embussari Nature Reserve in Kenya attracts a large number of tourists from all over the world, averaging 15,000 per month. These people who love nature may not know that wild animals and animals in this area compete for water, grass and other resources that relies on their living. They have sharp contradictions and reached a white-hot level. Faced with this situation, experts are taking steps to protect this biosphere reserve - it is extended out of the mountain by the Kirimarnga Mountains and is divided into the central area (the Embuissey Nature Reserve in Kenya) and the Quarantine (the transitional Zone), which belongs to the Masai herders. The Masai people rely mainly on cattle for their livelihood, supplemented by farmers