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Experience Chimpanzee Conservation at The Gambia’s Rehabilitation Center

In the heart of The Gambia, on a bend in the country’s eponymous river, lies the River Gambia National Park. This vast area of protected forest is home to the Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Project, a conservation organization – founded 40 years ago this year – which protects more than 100 chimps living wild on three islands. Follow Joseph Reaney as he visits the project and has unforgettable encounters with our species’ closest relative.

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Discover Everyday Adventures in Los Angeles: The City of Endless Dreams

Small wonder that Los Angeles is America’s dream factory. Its eternal sunshine seems to have baked in a spirit of endless opportunity. Sometimes success happens overnight, sometimes it takes years, but whether it’s in showbiz, the sciences, foodways, or scaling a hill to a dazzling sunset supernova, generations have striven, succeeded, and found their bliss in the City of Angels.

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Discover Manhattan: The Vibrant Heartbeat of New York City

New York City has always been a town of firsts, and for centuries, Manhattan has been at the center of invention, creativity, and all-around American progress. The nation’s first president was inaugurated here and in 1789, it became the first American capital. In the late 1800s, it was the first city where the then-advanced technique of cable-bundling was used to build a suspension bridge. Famously known for countless advances in civic life, urban planning, arts, and dining, the exciting progress continues at a steady pace today.

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Discover Belgrade’s Iconic Socialist Monuments: The Spomeniks

Ever since the Dutch photographerJan Kempenaerspublished hisSpomenikphoto series in 2010, the Yugoslavsocialist-era monumentshave been attracting global attention due to their abstract, almost otherworldly designs. As the former capital of Yugoslavia and a city heavily affected by the war,Belgradeboasts a fair share of impressive Spomeniks that tell stories of the city’s losses and resilience during one of its darkest periods. Most of these monumental sites are located within easy reach from the city center, making them a delightful treat for architecture, art, and history enthusiasts alike.

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