Adventure on the Okavango: The Conservationist
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Each year, conservationist and National Geographic Emerging Explorer Steve Boyes travels over 200 miles in dugout canoes down Botswana's Okavango River in an effort to track and preserve the region's diverse and endangered wildlife—while thousands of people around the world follow along online.
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