It turns out one of our travelers on a Kenya safari was a sports writer for the Washington Post, one Rick Maese, and he wrote a review of his trip to Kenya through LivingSocial.
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It turns out one of our travelers on a Kenya safari was a sports writer for the Washington Post, one Rick Maese, and he wrote a review of his trip to Kenya through LivingSocial.
Slash and burn deforestation is threatening the very existence of the Amazon, bringing with it problems for not just the animals and plants that live in the ecosystem, but for our global environment as well.
Two Sumatran tiger cubs were born at San Diego Zoo on March 6, marking the 24th and 25th Sumatran tigers born at the zoo since 1972.
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Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe have all signed off on a cross-border treaty that combines 36 nature reserves into the world's largest conservation area.
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