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G Adventures Women Who Inspire: Sisterhood of Survivors

Small group tour operator, G Adventures, has partnered with SASANE, a not-for-profit organisation committed to helping survivors of sex trafficking and training women to become certified para-legals. G Adventure's travellers in the region visit SASANE to meet the women and learn how to cook traditional Nepali dishes.

Follow The ANZACS In Cairo What do these ancient Egyptian artefacts have to do with the ANZACs? Dr. James Fraser, Senior Curator at the Nicholson Museum sheds light on this unique moment in history.

Follow Why Are These Alaska Lakes Releasing Methane Bubbles? As the atmosphere warms up, carbon dioxide isn’t the only greenhouse gas we need to worry about. Methane is bubbling up from permafrost thawing beneath Alaska’s lakes, and it’s a more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. To estimate how much methane is being released into our atmosphere, scientists combine on-the-ground measurements and satellite data.

Follow Watch Stars and Meteors Over a Waterfall in Michigan's Tahquamenon Park April 24, 2018—Below the rising wave of the Milky Way and the Lyrid meteor shower, the Upper Falls of the Tahquamenon River rushes in auburn tannin streaks into ice-edged eddies. Beyond the waterfall’s plunge pool, the river's surface is still frozen, well into spring. In the forest of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, distant cities' glare can't dull this spectacle. Photographer Dustin Dilworth used software to find the date and time for the stars' path through the picture. With three cameras, Dilworth took some 6,000 photos in the early hours of April 19, part of International Dark Sky Week, which raises awareness of light pollution. Credit: Dustin Dilworth via Storyful

Follow SAVE THIS RHINO | RANGERS An insider look at the military-style operations set up to oversee the safety of the local rhino population in their native habitat in the Kruger National Park.

Follow SAVE THIS RHINO | COMMUNITY 68% of those who live on the border of Kruger National Park are unemployed, struggling to survive.A hole in the fence is their only hope for access to water but it is also an opening for poachers to enter the park.

Follow SAVE THIS RHINO | DEHORNING DAY 6 rhino horns worth $1 million dollars - meet the courageous men and women on the frontline working together to save the rhino from poachers.Removing the horn reduces a poacher attack by 70%.

Follow The Most Expensive Chocolate Bar On Earth What ingredient makes this the most expensive chocolate bar on Earth?

Follow SAVE THIS RHINO - MEET PETRONEL With more than 20 years of experience in the care and conservation of wild animals, Petronel has now consolidated her efforts to develop a centre (Care for Wild - Rhino Sanctuary NPC) totally devoted to the care and rehabilitation of African wild animals, and is also only one of a few who are specialised in the hand rearing and care of orphaned and injured baby rhinos.

Follow SAVE THIS RHINO | A CHOIR OF HOPE Meet the children who share their home with the rhino and are being educated on the importance of protecting one of the Big Five.

Follow Street scenes from the Notre Dame fire The world watched in horror as Notre Dame burned for several hours on April 15th, 2019. In this video, bystanders reflect on the fire's impact and firefighters explain their strategy to save the iconic building.

Follow Why Are Bunnies Associated With Easter? Where did the Easter Bunny come from? If a child asks, the best answer might be to say, “a mommy and daddy bunny.” But for historians, the question is a bit of a mystery. There are some clues that take us to the American colonial era, and the German Renaissance. But before that, the bunny trail goes cold. The history of humanlike rabbits is pretty weird, though, so it’s worth taking a hop down this historical rabbit hole.

Follow Brain 101 The brain constitutes only about 2 percent of the human body, yet it is responsible for all of the body's functions. Learn about the parts of the human brain, as well as its unique defences, like the blood-brain barrier.

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