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June 16, 2012

"Conserve nature!"

Part of escort to camel train in Empty quarter of Mauritania-Mali.
Image: picture-alliance/Geoff Renner/Robert Harding World Imagery

"Conserve nature!"

Cisse Aly, Mauritania

Editor: Helen Whittle

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