Oil in Bodo: Chief Saint Emmah Pii speaks about @Shell #oil pollution in #Nigeria http://t.co/ioGUN3MMCM
Nontle Anele Kabanyane (South Africa):
I enjoyed every moment in the forest. The field guide is an amazing trekker and teacher. We learned about the different animals' trees and fruits in the forest. My favorite part – the tour of the forest fruits that we could eat. Thank you for the experience I will definitely do it again.
Cinzia Schincariol (Australia):
All my expectations have been met entirely, actually exceeded. It was a very challenging experience and I am happy it was so successful. I now better understand the threats the Apes are under and the urgent need of a sanctuary and full protection.
Alyssa Smith (USA):
I came to Cameroon with the expectation of broadening my mental horizon by understanding a culture which was entirely different from mine. With my background in biology and ecology, I can say the science component was simply a bonus. I can without hesitation say that all of my expectations were met and the experience I gained from my volunteering term is truly indispensable.
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Oil in Bodo: Chief Saint Emmah Pii speaks about @Shell #oil pollution in #Nigeria http://t.co/ioGUN3MMCM
Next week signatures will be offered to the Cameroon Minister of Forestry and Wildlife - Can we get to 80,000?... http://t.co/txVkf0JPl3