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Nathaniel Maekawa

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Naadam 2018

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1,2,3..Wolves! - So proud of this year's group of Mongol Ecology Center Junior Rangers. It was incredible to witness and be a part of their development into the young environmental leaders and artists that their communities and our world will need 🌳
Moving settlements with each season, the Dukha are nomadic reindeer herders who are working to protect their traditional language and culture. In this photo, boys from across the valley ride in on their reindeer to attend our health, cultural preservation, and life skills summer camp in West Taiga
A year full of smiles 😊
In recognition of World No Tobacco Day, a competition was held amongst boys in my school to create posters and slogans that inform about tobacco's negative effects. Following their presentations to hospital workers, police officers, and fellow students, they participated in a tobacco trivia contest. Over 60 percent of men in Mongolia are regular smokers, compared to less than 10 percent of women. Very proud of the effort and energy that these boys put into their projects. #worldnotobaccoday

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