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July 2022 Arusha Tanzania
Founder Gemma Sisia accepting the cheque for $500 from book sales
MONARTO SAFARI PARK
November 2022
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Zoos SA
Peter Clark, Director of Monarto Safari Park, Awarded UNESCO Achievement Award for Conservation:
introduces me to Ibutho, the giant white rhino - a vital contributor to the conservation of this wonderful but endangered species
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Brian and Sue with
School Founder Gemma Sisia and original student Enock - now leader of Alumni Program - accept $3000
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Behind the Book
Brian J Bassett
Author
Upon retirement, looking for opportunities to pursue his desire to explore and learn, with a camera in hand, he and his wife Sue travelled to Africa in 2010, primarily as tourists. He was captivated by Africa and her people. He knew he had to return - not just as a bystander - as someone deeply engaged in conservation projects. He recognised the potential of the country and was determined to make a difference.
Sue Bassett
Photographer
Combining her natural creative ability with the skills gained from her photographic interests, using her digital cameras and lenses, Sue has pursued the art of capturing wildlife encounters with a passion. The magnificent quality of the images speak for themselves and her work forms an integral part of the conservation research she undertakes.
Brian and Sue - with a small memento of the tracking collar they had just fitted to the black rhino during conservation work in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa
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