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Tag Archives: Serengeti
Serengeti shall not die—but how?
A BBC documentary on the Serengeti National Park (available here until midnight 30 June 2011) pitches a now familiar story. National Parks were created by Western minded naturalists without regard for the traditional rights of local people. In the case … Continue reading
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