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[VIDEO] Tough Anti-Poachers? Women-Led Group Garners UN Prize
The United Nations Environment Program recently recognized the significant impact that the anti-poaching group known as the Black Mambas has had in combating hunting in South Africa's Balule Private Game Reserve.
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