AMELLAGOU, Morocco — Within the blistering desert of Morocco, the nation’s final Berber nomads, the Amazigh, say their historical way of life is beneath menace as local weather change brings ever-more intense droughts.
“The whole lot has modified,” stated Moha Ouchaali, his wrinkled options framed by a black turban. “I do not recognise myself anymore on this planet of immediately. Even nature is popping in opposition to us.”
Ouchaali, an Amazigh man in his 50s, has arrange an encampment close to a dry riverbed in barren hills about 280 kilometers (174 miles) east of Marrakesh.
Amid the rocky, arid panorama close to the village of Amellagou, he and his household have pitched two black woollen tents, lined…
Carry on studying: Moroccan nomads’ lifestyle threatened by local weather change
