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Conservation in times of war

Published on: Wednesday 19 December 2018

Arranz is based in the small rainforest town of Bayanga in the region that borders Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Though the Dzanga Sangha Protected Area – the country's only remaining ...

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