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Mapping Tajikistan’s Deserts: The Southern Steppe as Living Frontier
The southern edges of Tajikistan stretch into color: ochre and lavender dusts, pale grasses, scattered shrubs, and an urge toward boundary. The terrain here is not full desert like the Sahara, but a semi-arid steppe pushed by climate, water limits, and human need. To walk across it is to sense land doing what land does:…
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