The women leading a quiet conservation revolution in a Nigerian gorilla sanctuary
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Isabel Esterman
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MongabayThe women leading a quiet conservation revolution in a Nigerian gorilla sanctuarymongabay.comBOKI, Nigeria — The morning light fills Ulom with warmth and radiance. A dome of mountains, their green vegetation spread out like giant green walls, is visible at the edge of this serene village in Nigeria’s southeast. In the king’s palace, a women’s group kicks off its monthly meeting with prayers and choruses. Today’s meeting […]
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