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| − | <br/><br/>'''Kakamega Environmental Education Program (KEEP)'''
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| − | KEEP is a grass-roots organization, working to save one of the last remaining rainforests in Kenya, through environmental<br/>education and creation of awareness among local communities, and development and / or implementation of economic<br/>alternatives to the exploitation of forest resources.
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| − | '''The New Guinea Binatang Research Center'''
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| − | [http://www.entu.cas.cz/png/paraecologists.htm www.entu.cas.cz/png/paraecologists.htm]
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| − | The New Guinea Binatang Research Center is a non-profit Papua New Guinean organisation devoted to<br/>- training Papua New Guineans in biology on all levels, from field technicians through paraecologists to postgraduate students<br/>- advancing biodiversity research in Papua New Guinea<br/>- developing educational and nature conservation programmes, targeting grassroots audiences.
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| − | '''The Future Okavango'''
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| − | | valign="top" | [http://www.future-okavango.org www.future-okavango.org]<br/>
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| − | The Okavango basin in southern Africa with its variety of savannah woodlands and wetland ecosystems linked by the central lifeline<br/>of the Okavango River is a global hot-spot of accelerating change and land use conflicts. The river has its source in the rainy highlands<br/>of Angola and terminates in the Okavango Delta, the world's largest inland delta and the largest freshwater swamp south of the equator.<br/>The Future Okavango project analyses ecosystem functions and services within this trans-boundary basin of high international visibility<br/>and high potential transferability of results to other tropical and sub-tropical regions.
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| − | The Future Okavango project employs and trains three para-ecologists, based in Angola, Botswana and Namibia, respectively.<br/>The para-ecologist post in Angola (at the site Chitembo) has not been filled yet.
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