Sudan's Date Palm Trees Under Threat from Drought and Wildfires Sudan's iconic date palm trees are facing an unprecedented threat due to droughts and wildfires.
Native to Africa and the Middle East, these trees have been cultivated in Sudan for thousands of years, providing a vital source of income and support for rural communities.
However, the harsh reality is that droughts and wildfires are decimating date palm plantations across the country, leaving farmers struggling to save their livelihoods.