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Assignment: Botswana - living with elephants: The battle to keep the peace between people and elephants in northern Botswana

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Episode 212: The River of Giants: Thanks to Pranav for his suggestion! Let's find out what the river of giants was and what lived there! - Further reading: - King of the River of Giants - Spinosaurus was a swimming dinosaur and it swam in the River of Giants: -

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Inundaciones estacionales del Amazonas: Un mundo exuberante, con una inmensa biodiversidad…

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07-32: Birding Rwanda with Winnie Kyamujara: Nestled in the Central Africa’s Great Rift Valley, Rwanda, the Land of a Thousand Hills, is one of the most biodiverse nations on the continent, all the more impressive given its small size. With nearly 700 species of birds and an impressive...

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Madagascar: where Asia and Africa met: For the complete version of this podcast check out  On this episode of Unsupervised Learning Razib discusses the   in a companion podcast to his two-part series on   of the island. An ecologically unique...

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Taming the Pilcomayo: A journey up the 'suicidal' Pilcomayo river that separates Paraguay from Argentina.

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Botswana: Living with elephants: The battle to keep the peace between people and elephants in northern Botswana.

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Botswana: Living with elephants: The battle to keep the peace between people and elephants in northern Botswana

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Community-based Conservation in Kenya: For decades, local communities were often left out of conservation efforts in Africa. Community-based conservation by contrast recognizes that local communities are an integral part of conservation. Join Professor Buzz Thompson and Tom Lalampaa, global leader in community-based conservation and the Chief Executive Officer of the Northern Rangelands Trust, as they discuss how conservation efforts are thriving in Kenya despite persistent and new challenges. The Northern Rangelands Trust brings together 39 community owned and run conservancies in northern and coastal Kenya. These conservancies protect over 10 million acres of land and a diverse array of wildlife, including elephants, lions, giraffes, and black rhino. This land is also home to over 300,000 indigenous people belonging to 18 different ethnic groups. Listen to the full podcast to hear more about how the Northern Rangelands Trust supports resilient community conservancies that protect

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Episode 27 - TRAVIS SMITH AND RANCE RATHIE: The Inside Information on Fly Fishing in Patagonia - Part 1

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Tales from the Lake of Shining Waters | North Coast Chronicles

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NAN HAUSER - Whale Researcher - President, Center for Cetacean Research & Conservation - Director, Cook Islands Whale Research: Whale Research, Whales, Cetacean Research, Conservation, climate change, sharks, tiger shark, ocean, oceans

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Why do saguaros only grow in the Sonoran Desert?: When you think of Arizona, what comes to mind? Sprawling deserts or urban sprawl? The Grand Canyon or the mighty White Mountains? Hollywood has painted our state as a wild, uncivilized frontier filled with dangers and adventure. Rugged landscapes split by sharp mountains and dotted with scraggly brush, and the sentinel of the desert. The saguaro cactus. Found only in the Sonoran Desert, the saguaro cactus has a shallow but wide root network – snaking outwards in the hunt for water rather than burrowing deep into the earth. Its roots are often as wide as the cactus is tall creating a firm base to stabilize its towering height. The saguaro's thick, waxy, green skin helps retain water and they hold their breathe all day to make sure they don't lose moisture. They are an Arizona icon and provide essential resources for desert dwellers. In this week's episode of Valley 101, a podcast from The Arizona Republic and azcentral.com, we ventu

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