Saving Wildlife: Return to Rwanda (Segment 4 of 6)

At one point in Rwanda, more grey crowned cranes were in captivity than in the wild in the country. The Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association has changed that in recent years. For birds not able to be released into their natural habitat, a nature preserve was opened. Umusambi Village is now a place for locals and tourists to learn about the cranes. It's also where the Houston Zoo helped set up a wildlife clinic.
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FULL EXTENDED PROGRAM:
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SEGMENT 1: The journey, a dancing wildlife doctor, & a home for gorilla medicine
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SEGMENT 2: The trek to find gorilla twins
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SEGMENT 3: Saving zebras one animal at a time
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SEGMENT 4: Inside a new wildlife clinic
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SEGMENT 5: Joy and conservation in the classroom
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SEGMENT 6: The future of conservation in Rwanda
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