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15 jan10

Here we go ...

We are embarked on a new season ... After the festive season, welcome back to normal ... The month of January, traditionally quieter allows us to put the finishing touches to the work ... Bush fires are well advanced and tracks in the process of being all open, remains open to the axis leading to Yapala in Chad ... I am informed by SMS instantly that it's done ... For once the news is news!

We were treated to an impressive presence of elephants at the camp in recent days with a particular sequence thrill when they clashed at dawn for 30 minutes with trumpeting and rumbling power of a power scary!
Several observations also panthers, one long, close to the car by a young couple that you will be the grace to share his photos? All this demonstrates a clear improvement of the status of wildlife ...

The news is still our gifts, with the arrival of a 4 × 4 that will allow us to be a little more independent and mobile for both mink and for monitoring and appros.
Alain thank you, thank you Sylvestre ...

We start training as guards dressed in all nine, and are about to resume our work for schools, awareness and delivery of school supplies ...

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Comment on "Here we go ..."

  1. Bertrand G said:

    bin then? more news of the last refuge of wildlife in Cameroon? time is long .... hope to get the news is good.

    Bertrand

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