EPISODE · Apr 26, 2022 · 32 MIN
Bandits, critically endangered species and a pioneer of Nigerian Wildlife Conservation.
from This Wild Life Conservation Podcast · host Amy Turner
Bandits, critically endangered Red Colobus Monkeys and a determination to never give up. Tune in to hear an extraordinary insight into the life of Rachel Ikemeh, a pioneer of wildlife conservation in Nigeria. Founder of the South West Niger Forest project, Rachel works to protect the last of Nigeria’s rich biodiversity despite threats from illegal loggers, marijuana growers, militants and bandits. South West Niger Forest Project: www.swnigerdeltaforestproject.org.ngThis Wild Life Podcast's website! www.thiswildlifepodcast.orgFollow us on Instagram @thiswildlifepodcastDo you want to get involved in the world of wildlife conservation? We have teamed up with adventure travel experts, Conservation Matters! Use the discount code 'THISWILDLIFE for 10% off if you book three or more experiences! www.conservation-matters.com
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Bandits, critically endangered Red Colobus Monkeys and a determination to never give up. Tune in to hear an extraordinary insight into the life of Rachel Ikemeh, a pioneer of wildlife conservation in Nigeria. Founder of the South West Niger Forest project, Rachel works to protect the last of Nigeria’s rich biodiversity despite threats from illegal loggers, marijuana growers, militants and bandits. South West Niger Forest Project: www.swnigerdeltaforestproject.org.ng This Wild Life Po...
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