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Dan Rather Joins WWF in the Galápagos Islands


For Release: Dec 09, 2008

Dan Rather joined WWF’s Galápagos Managing Director, Lauren Spurrier, in the Galápagos Islands to explore the impacts of a growing tourism industry on the delicate ecosystems in the region. His trip has been documented in an hour-long special on the Galápagos, which premieres December 9 at 8 p.m. on HDNet’s Dan Rather Reports.

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