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Roots & Shoots

Jyunichi Washizaki, Project Manager, Roots & Shoots Malaysia

09-Feb-15 14:00

Roots & Shoots

Dr Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots, which has local chapters in over 132 countries, has now added Malaysia to its fold.  With a focus on getting youths involved in making positive changes for animals, the environment and society, we find out the Malaysian chapter’s plans and projects for the near future from Jyunichi Washizaki, the project manager of Roots and Shoots Malaysia.


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