The wildlife Bloggers e-book collection

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The Wildlife Blog Collection | 70 short stories from top nature writers is OUT! The Wildlife Blog Collection is a new compilation of 70 short stories celebrating some of the most memorable, entrancing and exciting wildlife moments as told by top nature writers from across the globe. From the discovery of a clouded leopard in Borneo’s degraded rainforests, to an audience with an African crowned eagle and its unlucky prey in Kenya, to the unexpected wildlife of England after dark, there are incredible moments to uncover. The book is kindly being sponsored by Global Vision International, and is being dedicated to the memory of Alex Chalkley – with 10% of the proceeds going towards the charity Tusk to advance conservation across Africa. Secure your copy today here https://www.terra-incognita.travel/product/ebook-the-wildlife-blog-collection?ref=329 By Wandera S Alexander Coordinator African Food Security and Climate Army,Fika Afrika Advocacy Foundation,The hive Uganda My Environment is my Responsibility Iam a student for Nature +256773545347/+256704952509

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