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 A pictorial from the recent visit of Dr. Dieter Hoffmann, Head of the Global Land Department at the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) to the Society for the Conservation of Nature of Liberia

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Mr. Michael Garbo joyously greeting Dr. Dieter Hoffmann at the Liberian-Sierra Leonean Border
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Dr. Dieter Hoffmann, Mr. Michael Garbo, and the town chief of Camp Israel, Abraham Samah
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Dr. Dieter Hoffmann receiving kola nuts from locals in Camp Israel
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Dr. Dieter Hoffmann showing love to a baby in Camp Israel
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Richard Dixon, Head of Gola, RSPB lovingly holding a child upon arrival in Camp Israel
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Dr. Dieter Hoffmann enroute to the Elephant Falls (2)
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SCNL Emmanuel Loqueh interacting with Dr. Dieter Hoffmann enroute to the Elephant Falls
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Dr. Dieter Hoffmann at the Elephant Falls with a community dweller
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The Guests along with some youth enroute to the Elephant Falls
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Mr. Richard Dixon greeting a ranger at the Elephant Falls
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SCNL Bob D. Sheriff greets Mr. Michael Garbo as Dr. Dieter Hoffmann watches
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SCNL Executive Director, Mr. Michael Gaerbo and Mr. Alade Adeleke in an active conservation at the Elephant Falls
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The amazing Elephant Falls
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A partial view of SCNL staff during the programme
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SCNL Yuconjay Noyu Barchue, and Sandra Samuels gowning Dr. Dieter Hoffmann (2)
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Mr. Michael Garbo presenting SCNL\’s seal to Dr. Dieter Hoffmann
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After the indoor program at the offices of SCNL in Oldest Congo Town
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