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| Caption | Founder of the “Men of the Trees” and internationally known silviculturist. Mr. baker has spent eight years in the heart of Africa reclaiming the mahogany forests in Nigeria and teaching the natives of Kenya the value of trees. During all these years he so endeared himself to the natives that he was made a "blood brother" of the tribes, one of the only two white men to experience this honor. |
| Source | The Bahá’í World. Vol 5, page 548. View as PDF |
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