The village of Surama is located
at the transition between the savannah and the mountains. This gives the area a rich
diversity of ecosystems, and the villagers have capitalized on this to make their
village an important centre for eco-tourism. |
The paths of the two groups crossed at Surama. This joint photo was taken as Group A was leaving the guest house and Group B was taking up residence. photo: DM |
The Resource Centre (left) and the "old" Guest House building photo: JP |
Selwyn with our hosts photo: DM |
The Anglican church photo: JP |
Relaxing at Uncle Theo's home. The drinks are cooled in a solar-powered refrigerator. photo: DM |
photo: DM |
photo: DM |
Almost all the young people of
Surama are active in the conservation effort. Above, the young audience at the village
school is invited to ask questions of the TTFNC members seated on stage. Below, our members are entertained with songs and dances based on wildlife-related themes. |
photo: DM |
photo: DM |
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