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An Unusual Request

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As Tanzanias population swells, schools like Manyara Ranch struggle to match the educational needs of the growing number of children. And before relocation to a safer part of the ranch, the school also faced the unique issue of being located in the middle of a busy wildlife corridor; students shared their schoolyard with elephants, lions, and other wild animals. Distributed by TubeMogul.

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#Africa #Tanzania #school #children #education #tribe #exploreorg #Annenberg #travel #Manyara #Manyara Ranch #Manyara Ranch School #rural #rural school #African #Wildlife #Foundation #wildlife corridor #lions #politics

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