Desert elephants /

Desert elephants / Helen Cowcher.

Each year the desert elephants of Mali, West Africa, travel a 300-mile path to search for water. They peacefully pass through the lands of the Tuareg, Dogon, and Fulani people while following the longest migration route of any elephant in the world. This insightful story with bold, dramatic illustra...

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Main Author: Cowcher, Helen.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Farrar Straus Giroux, 2011.
Edition:First edition.
Subjects:
Elephants > Mali > Juvenile literature.
Elephants > Migration > Mali > Juvenile literature.
Elephants > Effect of human beings on > Mali > Juvenile literature.
Desert ecology > Mali > Juvenile literature.
Human-animal relationships > Mali > Juvenile literature.
Tuaregs > Mali > Juvenile literature.
Dogon (African people) > Mali > Juvenile literature.
Fula (African people) > Mali > Juvenile literature.
Harmony (Philosophy) > Juvenile literature.
Elephants > Mali.
Elephants > Migration > Mali.
Elephants > Effect of human beings on > Mali.
Desert ecology > Mali.
Desert animals.
Human-animal relationships > Mali.
Tuaregs > Mali.
Dogon (African people) > Mali.

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Call Number: 599.674096623 .C8745 2011
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