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Girls Education
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Conservation & Diversity
North Gambia & Senegal
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Feel Free Eco Lodge In Gambia

Conservation Projects

Socio Economic Issues
Environmental Issues
Threats To Vegetation & Habitats
Threats to Mammals
Threats To Reptiles & Amphibians

Wildlife Conservation

Rare Speices
Birds & Bird Watching
Land & Aquatic Mammals
Reptiles & Amphibians

Nature Trails & Walks

Beach & Sea Shore
Inter Tidal
Marine & Coastal
Salt Flat & Marshland
Woodland & Grassland

Girls Education In Africa

We believe that educating more girls is the key to ending the cycle of poverty in Africa
Everyday 16 million African girls of primary school age are not in school.
Improving girls education also improves families, communities and the economy
Five steps to increase access to education & skills training for young women
Help us to empower and transform young women and girls lives through education.

Nature Trails & Walks

Beach & Sea Shore
Inter Tidal
Marine & Coastal
Salt Flat & Marshland
Woodland & Grassland

Bird & Wildlife Safaris

Rare Speices
Birds & Bird Watching
Land & Aquatic Mammals
Reptiles & Amphibians

Jinack Island Gambia

Conservation Projects In Africa – Niumi National Park In Gambia
Socio Economic Guide
Environmental Guide
Threats To Reptiles
Conservation Projects In Gambia – Threats to Mammals In Niumi National Park
Threats To Habitats

Jinack Island News

West African Manatee – Trichechus Senegalensis
Rare Speices Of Mammals & Reptiles
A ‘Hidden’ Oasis
Loved it and will be going back!
Stunning retreat on a deserted beach – Perfect

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