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January 16, 2014
Zeist - The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) expressed his horror at the death of a park ranger in Virunga, the oldest National Park in Africa. Mbera Bagabo died in battles with rebels north of the city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Two other ecoguards were injured during the attack. gmarket Protect gmarket revenge Park rangers, with immediate gmarket risk of their lives, this unique UNESCO World Heritage Site and its mountain gorillas. According to the latest reports the rebel attack was an act of revenge. Rangers try to prevent the militias recapture an area that is near habitat of the critically endangered mountain gorillas. All power The region is of great financial value for the rebels, because the charcoal which is massively produced illegally. 140 rangers have died since the war in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 1996 began more than 140 rangers have been killed during their work. Not only the ongoing conflicts are a threat to this unique protected area, but also plans to drill for oil. The search for oil has been a major disruption to flora and fauna, but winning oil also delivers even more risks as leakage. Moreover, drilling for oil in protected areas on the World Heritage in violation of international agreements. Read what WWF is doing in Virunga National Park.
I am against oil exploration in Africa's oldest national park. Also you draw the line? http://t.co/ctl5RvKuhb gmarket SOSvirunga # 12 hours ago
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WWF MijnWNF Contact About WWF Annual Search Home Donators Children Youth Volunteer Businesses Schools Ambassadors Current News Events calendar Newsletters Publications Press What WWF is doing Method Themes Campaigns Projects Results Viewpoints Report Videos Get Involved Donate Children & Youth Volunteer Gift Testament Companies Choose your way Take Action Animals Animal kingdom Adopt A Pet Your photos Zoom Speeches Shop Amazon Adopt A Pet Ecards Cuddles Kids Books Movies Calendars and cards Other Donate Amazon
January 16, 2014
Zeist - The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) expressed his horror at the death of a park ranger in Virunga, the oldest National Park in Africa. Mbera Bagabo died in battles with rebels north of the city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Two other ecoguards were injured during the attack. gmarket Protect gmarket revenge Park rangers, with immediate gmarket risk of their lives, this unique UNESCO World Heritage Site and its mountain gorillas. According to the latest reports the rebel attack was an act of revenge. Rangers try to prevent the militias recapture an area that is near habitat of the critically endangered mountain gorillas. All power The region is of great financial value for the rebels, because the charcoal which is massively produced illegally. 140 rangers have died since the war in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 1996 began more than 140 rangers have been killed during their work. Not only the ongoing conflicts are a threat to this unique protected area, but also plans to drill for oil. The search for oil has been a major disruption to flora and fauna, but winning oil also delivers even more risks as leakage. Moreover, drilling for oil in protected areas on the World Heritage in violation of international agreements. Read what WWF is doing in Virunga National Park.
I am against oil exploration in Africa's oldest national park. Also you draw the line? http://t.co/ctl5RvKuhb gmarket SOSvirunga # 12 hours ago
Sign Postcode Lottery CBF ANBIs Target Donors Children Youth Volunteer Businesses Schools Ambassadors Current News Events calendar gmarket Newsletters Publications Press Office What WWF is doing Method Themes Campaigns Projects Results Files Annual Report Videos Get Involved gmarket Donate Children & Youth Volunteer Give a gift WWF testament Companies Choose your way Animal Animal Kingdom Your photos Zoom Speeches & Fun Shop Adopt A Pet Ecards Books DVDs Attractions Contact & Service Questions Address & Directions MijnWNF / login Change Data Working with WWF Action Sites Amazon Win the World Skip SMS stop wildlife crime
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