Le lac Tanganyika est le deuxième plus grand lac d’Afrique et l’un des plus profonds au monde. Il fournit 200 000 tonnes de poissons annuellement. Menacé par le changement climatique et les activités humaines, son niveau varie sous l’effet des pluies et de l’émissaire Lukuga, relié au bassin du Congo. C'est un écosystème unique, fragile et vital pour les pays qui l’abritent | TRT Afrika Français

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🌊 Yes, Lake Tanganyika is still as beautiful as ever and part of its beach is still standing! Despite the water level rising by about 3 meters, the sandy shores haven’t completely vanished. And just nearby, a great place to eat and relax , those who know the Club du Lac Tanganyika hotel will recognize the spot. 😉✨ The lake’s magic lives on: nature, peace, and unforgettable views.👉 With Tanganyika Links Tours, you’ll explore the most stunning places in Burundi — from lakeside gems to cultural

Lake Tanganyika holds 17% of the world’s surface freshwater. It is also Africa’s longest lake at 673 kilometers, a lifeline that stretches across borders and unites the lives of millions of people. The lake is a shared resource that demands collective stewardship and equitable management. Learn how we are working with partners across four countries to deliver a unified vision of a well-managed lake that can sustain both people and nature for generations. https://www.nature.org/en-us/about-us/whe