Conservation education in South Africa

By Keira Sewell

Issue 247 | Page 20 | Published Jan 2012

Description

In memory of Lawrence Anthony 1950-2012. Lawrence Anthony is a conservationist for whom actions speak far louder than words. An imposing figure, Lawrence does not take'no' for an answer and uses his commitment, enthusiasm and indefatigable drive to change situations, both in his native South Africa and around the world.

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