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Mark Carwardine Mark Carwardine | 11:27 UK time, Friday, 24 October 2008

From: Ishasha Wilderness Camp, Queen Elizabeth Park
Mark talks about the communities who live in close proximity to the wildlife in the park.

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  • 1. At 00:08am on 08 Nov 2008, brydes wrote:

    I so loved Last Chance to See, the book, and so seeing Mark 'in the flesh' on his Blog is brilliant. He has such insight and knowledge, and I end up hanging on his every word! (And spend far more time than I ought to watching him.) I can't wait for the series to begin and this website in the meantime is an extra treat!

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  • 2. At 8:14pm on 08 Nov 2008, chronodee wrote:

    Excellent stuff! Mark seems to know his stuff (and is nice to watch, too...) I find I am dipping into this website more than I ought, but just wanted to say thanks, and keep up the good work. Good luck!

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