Alédjo Wildlife Reserve
The Alédjo Wildlife Reserve is located in the Tchaoudjo and Assoli Prefectures in Togo. The wildlife reserve consists of some 765 total hectares of protected areas with biological diversity and geological formations. It is a tourist destination, known for its natural environment and wildlife.[1]
World Heritage Status
This site was added to the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List on January 8, 2002 in the Mixed (Cultural and Natural) category.
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gollark: Alternatively, encrypted traffic could be disguised as noise or covertly encoded into unencrypted GEORGEnet data, for purposes.
gollark: It is a shame that we can't place arbitrary microwave-reflective objects in arbitrary locations above Earth, or GEORGEnet would be able to work better.
gollark: Which is something, for APIONET traffic.
gollark: Also, even if we can't encrypt packets, we *can* sign them for authenticity.
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