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» The Fate of Children With Special Needs in Northern Ghana

In 1960, a 73-year-old Lithuanian embarked on a trans-Siberian cycling trip. He didn't make it, but his legacy lives on. ...

Rural communities in Ghana are learning how to cope with climate change and save their livelihoods. Npong Francis reports. ...

Mexico and Australia are two opposite poles when it comes to bottled water use. Larisa Rankovic and Diêgo Lôbo report. ...

Chile offers some of the most breath-taking landscapes in the world. ThinkBrigade reporter Diêgo Lôbo shares his photo visions of the magical place. ...

Karl Ammann, a Swiss-born photographer, has been living and working in Africa for around 40 years. In a conversation with Jan Stejskal he talks about wildlife reserves, conservation and photography. ...

What does the future hold for northern white rhinos? In the last part of the series, Jan Stejskal considers the options. ...

In the second part of the series, Jan Stejskal examines the failure of zoos and scientists to cooperate in order to save the last remaining northern white rhinos. ...

In the first part of a 3-part series, Jan Stejskal reports from Kenya, where he finds hope for the future of the world's rarest mammals, northern white rhinos. ...

How cruel can we humans be to our cousins chimpanzees? And how loving? Jan Stejskal reports from a chimpanzee refuge centre in Kenya. ...

Economic pressures and wildlife legislations have made it difficult to sustain cattle-only ranching, so many private properties in central Kenya have been turned into wildlife conservancies. Jan Stejskal reports from Kenya. ...

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