Preserving Native Ecology in Sustainable Living
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Anne and Jean prioritized preserving the local flora and fauna while developing their eco-lodge on Cholé Island. They created a sanctuary for endangered fruit bats, growing the population from 300 to nearly 4,000, and are working to protect local whales by educating boatmen and offering guided tours for visitors. The eco-lodge features sustainable amenities like dry toilets, open-air showers, biodegradable soaps, and an innovative kerosene-powered water heater that uses slightly salty well water to avoid attracting wildlife and conserving resources. Building Tomorrow episode 3, part 4
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