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Willie Smits életre kelt egy esőerdőt

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Mintha bonyolult ökológiai kirakójátékot rendezgetne, Willie Smits kidolgozta a kiirtott borneói esőerdők újranövesztésének receptjét, megmentve az ott élő orangutánokat, ezzel bzonyítva, hogy ez a törékeny ököszisztéma igenis helyreállítható.

Willie Smits has devoted his life to saving the forest habitat of orangutans, the "thinkers of the jungle." As towns, farms and wars encroach on native forests, Smits works to save what is left. Full bio »

Translated into Hungarian by Andras Zerkovitz
Reviewed by Zoltan Bencz
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