Last Updated on January 7, 2021
#8 – Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
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The highest free-standing and snow-covered volcano creates a great challenge to travelers, who love to climb mountains and enjoy such risks. But, like any other icy land, the mountain is being highly affected by the global warming.
This mountain captivated the heart of many people within the last decades, and each year more than 75,000 climb it. The great views and the vast fields covered with white make all the efforts worth it.
So, quick! The global warming is not waiting for anyone, and the mountain needs to be more explored.
#9 – Joshua Tree National Park, USA
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Located in the Mojave Desert, Joshua tree national park is experiencing a sad drought that expanded in California within the last years causing the trees to slowly die and preventing them from producing. If it continued this way, we may need a new name for this park. Yes, that’s how quickly it is damaging.
This park is considered one of the unique deserts on earth with the weirdly shaped trees that will inspire you to suddenly become a “country” movie maker. Plus, there are many animals who made this park their homeland. Side note: it is illegal to feed the animals or come close to them in order to protect them as well.
#10 – Sundarbans, India / Bangladesh
The Sundarbans is a vast forest that was recognized as the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bangladesh, it is also home to many species that chose this amazing forest to be their favorite place for hunting and surviving.
However, pollution and deforestation are slowly causing the forest to vanish from our planet Earth. Plus, the sea level is quickly rising, causing the coastline to rapidly shrink.
