Desert Survival Knowledge

· Publifye AS
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73
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Desert Survival Knowledge explores how indigenous cultures have thrived in arid environments for centuries, offering crucial insights for sustainable living today. Delving into Earth Sciences, Geography, and Nature, the book reveals ingenious strategies for water management, such as fog collection, and ingenious shelter construction techniques using locally sourced materials like adobe, optimizing temperature regulation. These communities, through generations of trial and error, have built a deep ecological understanding, challenging the notion that modern technology is always the best solution.

The book unfolds by first introducing desert ecology's core concepts, then exploring key themes like water harvesting, shelter construction, and sustainable practices like drought-resistant agriculture. It uniquely synthesizes traditional ecological knowledge with modern scientific understanding, making it valuable for academics and practitioners alike.

By examining practices across diverse desert regions, from the Sahara to the Australian Outback, the book highlights the potential of these time-tested methods for addressing contemporary environmental challenges.

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