The Sahel is the ecoclimatic and biogeographic zone of transition in Africa between the Sahara desert to the north and the Sudanian Savanna to the south. It is arid land but not a true desert.
The Sahel is not a desert but is undergoing desertification forcing it further south.
The Sahel was never a desert, it is a grassland. However, in recent years the Sahel has been undergoing desertification and is slowly turning to desert.
No, the Sahel is not a desert. It is a transition zone south of the Sahara. It is, however, rapidly become desert through the process of desertification.
The Sahel is a grassland. Desertification turns food grazing and farmland into unusable desert. Since the Sahel is used for both farming and grazing, it would hurt the economy of the Sahel people.
The Sahel is a grassland. Desertification turns food grazing and farmland into unusable desert. Since the Sahel is used for both farming and grazing, it would hurt the economy of the Sahel people.
Because the land that is now desert may revert to grassland
Desertification causes the savannas in the Sahel to disappear. It also causes the already vast Sahara desert to spread to more places than just where it currently is. So in short... the Sahel and rain forests are shrinking and the Sahara is growing.
Desertification - the southward spread of the Sahara - is the major threat to the Sahel.
The Sahel is a semi-desert biome that is a transition zone between a true desert and a grassland or other biome. Due to human abuses, such as overgrazing, the Sahel is being turned into a real desert, a process called desertification.
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Yes, the Sahel is undergoing desertification because of over grazing and poor agricultural practices.
The Kalahari Desert is south of the Sahara.