Last Thursday, I had the incredible opportunity to photograph an event at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.
The museum itself is stunning, and I wish I had been able to go through all of the exhibits. The Oprah Winfrey Theatre is a beautiful space.
Dominique Gonçalves, Manager, Elephant Ecology Project, Gorongosa National Park spoke after the World Premiere of “Our Gorongosa” and I was so inspired by her- she is such a rockstar.
After the film and Q&A in the theatre, there was Mozambique-inspired buffet reception. It was delicious and the sweet potatoes took me right back to my study abroad in Zambia. So good!
Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique was once a thriving national park, until a civil war decimated the park’s large animal populations and halted tourism. A new long-term restoration project is underway to restore the park’s ecosystem, revive tourism, and support local communities. This set of interactive resources presents Gorongosa as a case study to teach concepts in ecology, conservation biology, social science, and inquiry-based science practices.
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