
Overview
In a region of Africa more often in the news for human suffering and civil war, the state of Gabon is a stable democracy that is devoting itself to protecting wildlife. Over 10% percent of the country's rainforest is protected in a series of national parks that are home to elephants, gorillas, chimps and giant troupes of mandrills.
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25 - 1The Last Lions of India October 18, 2006
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25 - 2On the Trail of Tarka October 25, 2006
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25 - 3Eye for an Elephant November 01, 2006
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25 - 4The Bear Man of Kamchatka November 08, 2006
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25 - 5The Falls of Iguacu November 15, 2006
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25 - 6Africa's Desert Garden January 09, 2007
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25 - 7Battle to Save the Tiger April 11, 2007
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25 - 8Buddha, Bees and the Giant Hornet Queen April 25, 2007
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25 - 9Hawaii: Message in the Waves May 02, 2007
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25 - 10Invasion of the Crocodiles May 09, 2007
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25 - 11Toki's Tale May 10, 2007
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25 - 12The Bloodhound and the Beardie May 16, 2007
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25 - 13Saving Our Seabirds May 23, 2007
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25 - 14Desert Lions May 30, 2007
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25 - 15Moose on the Loose June 01, 2007
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25 - 16Rainforests for the Future June 06, 2007
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25 - 17Wye - Voices from the Valley June 13, 2007