World Endangered Species Day

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Recorded21 May 2021

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To commemorate the world endangered species day (WESD) marked annually on the third Friday of May, Boots On The Ground and BirdLife International (Africa) present to you a special podcast focusing on the work of three of their partners. We dig into Vultures and three other bird species; the white winged fluff tail, the liben lark and the Mauritian olive white eye, all listed by the I.U.C.N as critically endangered and are on the brink of extinction. We talk through their uniqueness and the type of threats they face plus a lot more. Enjoy💚

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