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titleExtreme Africa: A Trek Through the Heart of Darkness
description"This may well be the most beautiful place on Earth," wrote conservationist Michael Fay from the central African forest. Fay walked 1,200 miles across this wilderness over 15 months, recording its flora and fauna on paper, film, and video. This is the first of two National Geographic News articles about his experience.
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subjectecology, geography,
typeSecondary source
level8, 12, 11, 9, 10, 3, 5, 4, 6, 7,
keywordsBiodiversity, Ecology, Wildlife, Africa, Deforestation, Central Africa, Forest ecology, Field research, Nature conservation, Forest conservation, Fay, Michael, Megatransect, Uninhabited forest, Congo forest, Wildlife documentaion, Nature documentation, Forest preservation,
mediatorParents, Teachers, Students, General public,
beneficiaryStudents, General public,
priceCodeFree
onlineproviderNational Geographic Society
recordCreated2001-03-30T01:36:19-5:00
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