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Special Report: Nile Ambush - National Geographic Adventure Magazine
Willis's Land Rover. Accompanied by an armed Ugandan guard, they took off for park headquarters. As Willis drove, he ... shots." McLeay dropped into the footwell for cover and the Ugandan guard screamed at Willis to drive faster. Within seconds, the gunmen ... next man out was Heathcote, who disappeared into the grass. The Ugandan guard then kicked open the rear door and fled with the ...
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Special Report: Nile Ambush - National Geographic Adventure Magazine
Heathcote, who guided him farther into the bush. The lone Ugandan guard was never seen by expedition members again. McGrigor was still at the truck, in the ... their stopping point. But McGrigor feels confident that this time things will be different. "The Ugandan Army," he says, "will give us whatever support we need." Continue: 1 | 2 | 3 Back ...
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ETFRN NEWS 43/44: Forests and conflicts
Tango (T for Tembo, elephant in Swahili) ,a joint military and park guard operation, supported by the international conservation NGOs and ICCN, was launched to eliminate ... was the central organising unit – writing proposals, managing the operation, contacting local and Ugandan authorities, and coordinating the provision of intelligence including maps and intelligence summaries. Today, ...
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There are guards posted along the edges of the fields, but the guard didn’t mind the chimps’ crop raiding because he said they keep baboons away and ... people there, so we met the whole crew there, ate good food, and watched the Ugandan staff have a dancing competition. It was pretty idyllic. A few chimps even wandered through ...
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Pan bloglodytes » 2007 » September
There are guards posted along the edges of the fields, but the guard didn’t mind the chimps’ crop raiding because he said they keep baboons away and ... people there, so we met the whole crew there, ate good food, and watched the Ugandan staff have a dancing competition. It was pretty idyllic. A few chimps even wandered through ...
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