Wildlife project revives Angola park amid war scars
In Quicama National Park Angola's Kissama Foundation led by Gen Joao de Matos uses a $10 million plan to restore wildlife with elephants kudu and eland from South Africa and Botswana. Guards patrol with AK-47s as the project aims to lure tourists and aid political calm.
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Kalumbo
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Bicuar
Huila
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Luis Faceira
Antonio
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Joao de Matos
Botswana
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Quicama National Park
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Mount Dasher and companions crown New Brunswick peaks
In the 1960s provincial surveyor Arthur F. Wightman named ten north central New Brunswick hills after Santa’s reindeer, inspired by Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. Ottawa approved eight names, approving the eight reindeer but deeming Rudolph too commercial. Mount Dasher leads a chain of reindeer peaks with Mount St Nicholas completing the set.
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Cupid
Ottawa
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Dander
Blitzen
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