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WildCam Africa | Africa Resources | August 2006

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Click on the links below to go directly to the resources or download the PDF above to save a complete and printable version to your computer. WildCam Africa: Embark on a quiet adventure and watch wildlife gather at Pete's Pond. Baby baboons scurry in the dust. Wildebeests push and shove to make room at the watering hole. Warthogs wallow in the mud. Catch these moments and more. The online feature includes a live transmission from Pete's Pond in the African savannah, an animal photo gallery, video highlights, wallpaper and postcards, blog, maps, and more.

Online Materials from National Geographic Africa Resources Africa Lesson Plans | September 2005 Classroom Companion | Africa Classroom Companion | Africa Megaflyover | September 2005 National Geographic Outpost: Location Botswana Africa In this National Geographic interactive resource follow Lee Berger and his team In Search of Human Origins as they hunt for fossils in Botswana and South Africa. Join the team as they try to build a picture of our past from ancient puzzle pieces. Explore further with links, books, articles, and classroom ideas. J. Michael Fay: Congo Trek Ecologist Mike Fay, from the Wildlife Conservatory Society, leads a National Geographic Expeditions through treacherous rivers, choking vegetation, and nearly impassable swamps on a mission to save the central African forest. Geography Action! 2006-07: Africa in 3-D Geography Action! National Geographic's annual K-12 conservation and awareness program is kicking off a five-year, round-the-world curriculum series starting with "Africa in 3-D."

Submitted August 17, 2006, by Community Advisor

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