TUNICIA JEGELS: THE LAST GIANTS – THE RISE AND FALL OF THE AFRICAN ELEPHANT

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This book comes at a critical time. Thirty years ago, Africa was home to a million elephants, today the figure stands at only half that. Meanwhile in the span of a lifetime, the human population has more than doubled.

5 Sep 2020 3AM English South Africa Religion & Spirituality Jenny Crwys Williams

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