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Resources

There are some amazing resources on the internet. Here are a few of our favourites.

Youtube channels

Minute Earth

Ted Ed

Facebook pages

Flora of Tropical Africa

Arthropods of East Africa

Tanzania Birding

East African Snakes & Other Reptiles

Freshwater Fish of East Africa

Websites & Blogs

Peadbody Mueseum of Natural History

Discover pollinators

Safari Ecology Blogspot

Kenya Reptile Atlas

Tanzania Bird Atlas

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