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Three baobab trees are encircled with rock piles to keep elephants from damaging the trees

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A story of giants in Southern Africa

The connection between elephants and baobab trees

Our mission is to build a future in which people live in harmony with nature

Sea turtle floating just under water's surface

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African elephant newborn calf standing beneath adult elephant

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Capybara pup running on a sandy shore

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