Jun 10, 2016
The camera traps that we bought with your generous support have already arrived in Tanzania! Last Tuesday, we set up the cameras in the park with the help of the Naional park's ecology department, and one former SFS student (Katie-Liz Thompson). We are very excited to see how many animal smiles our cameras will capture!
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