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About The African Conservancy Our organization's bylaws are outlined below. a downloadable version is also available. ..... African Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization ... 2.
African Conservancy: Wildlife & Cultural Preservation in Africa Nonprofit provides environment & wildlife education, protection,& re-habilitation; and cultural preservation & economic development. Offers African safaris ... 3.
The African Conservancy Gallery From embroidered cloth to jewelry, body scarification to decorative weights and measures, and architecture to hairstyles, the range of African decorative ... 4.
The African Conservancy Gallery The ceremonial occasions and court rituals that embroidered raffia cloth were originally produced for are rare events today.The survival of raffia weaving ... 5.
African Conservancy: Adopt an Animal The way in which our Adoption scheme works is that the animals are bought in shares. ... African Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization ... 6.
African Conservancy: Adopt an Animal You can then decide how may shares you/the class would like to invest and which animals you/the class would like to adopt. ... 7.
The African Conservancy Gallery African body art uses the human body as a way to express an individual's status ... on the body itself in the form of tattoos, scarification, body painting, ... 8.
The African Conservancy Gallery African body art uses the human body as a way to express an individual's status, ... African body art changes the wearer into an object shaped by color, ... 9.
The African Conservancy Gallery Kuba cloth, the magnificent embroidered and applique fabric of the Kuba people, is the best-known example of the ancient African tradition of raffia cloth ... 10.
The African Conservancy Gallery The women wear lip plates; their lower lips are pierced and stretched as ever-larger plates are inserted over time. The larger the plate, the more appealing ... |
