Leaving Lewa


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March 23. Today we said goodbye to Joseph, the staff at Lewa, and every zebra we passed along the way to the Lewa airstrip. There we were reunited with the other half of our team for the short flight back to Nairobi. We spent our last afternoon shopping and sitting by the pool, comparing experiences and stories with our teammates. We will all go to the airport together tonight, and then go our separate ways when we reach London.

Although this is my last entry from Africa, I still have a few more things to tell you about. It will be easier to do that from home… when I finally get there! And I have lots of pictures to upload as well. So stay tuned!


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  • Hi! My name is Shayne Russell, and I'm the Library Media Specialist at Kenneth R. Olson Middle School in Tabernacle, NJ. Come along with me on an adventure to Kenya, Africa! We will be working as volunteer researchers, side-by-side with scientists who are studying the endangered Grevy's Zebra. Let's see what research looks like... outside of the library!

Photos from the Field


A herd of Grevy's Zebras grazing.

Zebra Day 3/2/06


Leader of the Herd

Mrs. A and Mrs. Havers

Mr. Stecher wore his zebra tie!

A good time was had by all.

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