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Roadbook Adventure: Africa Botswana Chobe National Park - Paperback

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by Eric Castera (Author), Jérôme Hillaire (Author)

For over 15 years, my passion for nature has led me to explore the most remote corners of the planet. During my travels, I often met tourists looking for information. They did not know how to get to some magical places, where you can observe legendary animals like lions or leopards. They did not know how to get ready to stay in remote areas. That is why I want to share my experience. Here you will find essential information (simplified maps, the valuable GPS coordinates of the most remarkable sites in terms of wildlife and landscapes, essential tips about preparation and safety...) in order to organize your adventure and above all, to make it a truly memorable experience.

Author Biography

During his childhood, Jerome Hillaire was became passionate about wildlife. In the early 2000s he was involved with various environmental wildlife projects in Europe, South America, and Africa. In 2006 he spent nine months in the the Peruvian Amazon, where he directed his first documentary. This film, Mission Tambopata, is about macaws and is a Bo Travail Production. After each expedition, sometimes carried out under harsh conditions, Jerome brought back stories and many images. More news about the author on www.jerome-hillaire.com

Number of Pages: 26
Dimensions: 0.07 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: July 17, 2015
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