JackHanna.com
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Welcome to the Official Website of Jack Hanna
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Topi antelope dotted the savanna landscape of Akagera National Park, while dangerous hippos awaited us in Lake Ihema. Even though we were in the middle of wildest Africa, we met a Mutware, a friendly bull elephant!
An amazing lady at 93 years young, Roz Carr cares for 120 children at her Imbabazi Orphanage. We were stunned by the giant greeting card--not mention a band playing a song composed just for us, "Welcome to Rwanda"! Frederick lost his hands in the tribal conflict years ago, but now plays the drums with his prosthetics. He's also an accomplished artist, and teaches drawing at the local school…
Nyungwe Forest is a magnificent habitat--home to many endangered species of birds & mammals, including the chimpanzee. For thousands of years, the people living in the area depended upon the forest for food, building materials and firewood--to the detriment of the animals living there. Now the people have new jobs and ways of making revenue, and don't need the forest resources. Women make handicrafts and men operate a beekeeping facility to produce honey…
