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RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
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RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
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RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
14 November 2011, Burera District, Rwanda - Ambassador, UNEP Convention on Migratory Species and UNEP/UNESCO Great Ape Survival Partnership Ian Redmond drinking water from a stream during a visit to a small village. With the help of FAO, Rwanda has created honey cooperatives in an effort to assist former poachers to transition into wildlife friendly means of subsistence.
11/14/2011
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Rwanda
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© FAO/Steve Terrill
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