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TANZANIA 1966. Africans from ten countries are studying at theCollege of African Wildlife Management

Tanzania, 1966. Africans from ten countries are studying at the
College of African Wildlife Management, situated on the slopes
of Mt. Kilimanjaro, in Tanzania. This college is the first of its
kind in Africa, where men are being trained in wildlife conservation,
to become park wardens and game scouts. The UN Special
Fund, private foundations, and governments, both African and
others, are working together to support this important
institution financially. Four of the instructors are experts
Students and their instructor during a field execrcise in the Teavo National Park of Kenya. They are learning to approach elephants on foot. 


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01/01/1966

Country United Republic of Tanzania

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