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Each gallery tells a short story of our work and travel in East Africa.
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Gallery 1: Gorilla Trekking in Uganda
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Gorilla Trekking in Uganda
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Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is a World Heritage Site and home to half
the mountain gorillas left on earth. Travel with us as we hike into the
mountains for an amazing encounter with wild gorillas. View gallery...
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Gallery 2: Safari - The Animals of East African
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The megafauna (large animals) of sub-Saharan Africa are nowhere better
displayed for a camera safari than on the savannahs.
Travel with us to Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania to see some of the
spectacular mammals that live there. View gallery... |
| Gallery 3: Village Life and Poverty in Lukaya
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Village Life and Poverty in Lukaya
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Life and Poverty in Lukaya. The beautiful wild areas of Uganda
contrast sharply with stark poverty and lives of struggle that most of
the 30 million Ugandans live. Walk with us in the town of Lukaya to
see for yourself and meet some of those struggling to stay alive. View
gallery…
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Gallery 4: Children of Lukaya
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| Children of Lukaya. Children are beautiful everywhere! But the unkind arm of poverty and disease always lurks. Follow some young children from Mustard Seed Academy in their daily routine, to see what they experience. View gallery… |
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The Natural Beauty of East Africa
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Gallery 5: The Natural Beauty of East Africa
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The Natural Beauty of East Africa. The diversity of living things in East Africa results in great part because of the great diversity of habitats—their living places. Join us to experience some of the wondrous scenes we’ve encountered in our travels. View gallery…
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Gallery 6: Farming Africa Style
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Subsistence farming using non-sustainable methods has kept million of
East Africans in poverty for hundreds of years, and led to the
wholesale destruction of natural areas. There is hope, however, with
strong movements toward organic farming using sustainable methods.
Learn with us about the encouraging new ways that promise a brighter
future. "If you take care of the soil, it will take care of you." View gallery...
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Gallery 7: Birding Paradise in Uganda
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Uganda is a birding paradise with over 1,000 species identified. The secret lies in the great diversity of habitats and the fact that Uganda attracts both East and West African birds. This pair of grey crowned cranes forages in the wetlands. As the national bird of Uganda, they are protected, and can be seen in large dancing assemblies during breeding season.
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