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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
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
12 November 2011, Burera District, Rwanda - Ambassador, UNEP Convention on Migratory Species and UNEP/UNESCO Great Ape Survival Partnership Ian Redmond inspecting water flow to the Ntaruka Hydroelectric Power Plant from a bridge. The Rugezi Wetlands and resulting watershed play an important role in the region's water quantity and quality management; they contribute to water resources regulation of downstream water courses and water retention.
11/12/2011
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Rwanda
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© FAO/Steve Terrill
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