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Rupununi girl aims to dedicate life to conservation of her birthplace - Stabroek News
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It was a struggle for Michelle Kenyon to leave the only home she knew in the Rupununi to attend secondary school in Georgetown and she recalls how shocked she was at everything she saw.

The article Rupununi girl aims to dedicate life to conservation of her birthplace appeared first on Stabroek News.
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