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Expedition Diary

Join Drew Crandall of the Community Conservation group as he visits Nepal and Bhutan in the Eastern Himalayas

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Indigenous People in Peru welcoming WWF staff

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WWF Experts

Judy Oglethorpe

Judy Oglethorpe
Managing Director of People and Conservation

“Conservation can be a challenge, especially when your way of life – or health – depends on harvesting the environment around you.”

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