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Can Dao Land and Sea brings together local youth via the Biodiversity PEEK program, amature naturalists, as well as professional biologists and photographers to document the unique and understudied fauna and flora of the Con Dao archipelago of Vietnam. All entries of identifiable species are welcome.

triplefin_expeditions created this project on August 29, 2013
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