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Monthly Archives: October 2021

Zanzibar: Day 6
20 Oct 2021

Zanzibar: Day 6

by Gianna Desrochers | posted in: International Conservation | 0

Today was a long day, but it was quite fun!   I first worked at a local plant nursery doing some weeding, planting palms in pots, and organizing their stock. It was an impressive nursery. I saw tons of butterflies here, … Continued

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Zanzibar: Day 5
19 Oct 2021

Zanzibar: Day 5

by Gianna Desrochers | posted in: International Conservation | 0

Today we started out by weeding a local organic garden that contained banana, papayas and eggplant. I noticed some of the plants I weeded out were some we have in New England, including couch grass, lantana, and Asiatic dayflower. It … Continued

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Zanzibar: Day 4
18 Oct 2021

Zanzibar: Day 4

by Gianna Desrochers | posted in: International Conservation | 0

Today we hiked to a fruit orchard that’s used by the camp and local community for food. They grow lemon, banana, and papaya saplings, which we helped water this afternoon. It was exhausting work, as there were many trees, only … Continued

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Zanzibar: Day 3
15 Oct 2021

Zanzibar: Day 3

by Gianna Desrochers | posted in: International Conservation | 0

Good afternoon! Today was a very busy day. First, we rode bikes to the turtle conservation center to do some work there. We cleaned the green sea turtles’ shells, scrubbing the surface to get the algae off. It was tiring … Continued

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Zanzibar: Day 2
14 Oct 2021

Zanzibar: Day 2

by Gianna Desrochers | posted in: International Conservation | 0

Today we went to the community school, which is funded by the organization I’m volunteering with. World Unite! provides funding for the school’s teachers, meals, uniforms, and supplies. The 118 families who attend this school are also part of the … Continued

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