Madagascar: Guardians of the Forest
Madagascar’s Mikea, the island’s last nomadic hunter‑gatherers, see their forest way of life under threat.
Madagascar’s Mikea, the island’s last nomadic hunter‑gatherers, see their forest way of life under threat.
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