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Ravenswing Academy is proud to announce their super smart Wildlife Divas Adventure Team. Cherie, their instructor and leader, proudly presents this team of young, bright girls:

Ebony -- A popular and pretty artist and social media savvy Diva

Kyloni -- A petite teen and aspiring scientist with a ginormous vocabulary

Valerie -- A girl comfortable with Tech; not quite comfortable with people

Yalani -- A budding engineering expert and future skateboarder extraordinaire

Storm -- A brilliant, bug loving, math whiz kid, sharp, and quick girls; It's all in her name

Cherie and the Wildlife Divas go on the trip of a lifetime: fly to Uganda to save critically endangered mountain gorillas. They will use Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) to complete their first international mission. But what happens when their trek is interrupted by poachers?

THE WILDLIFE DIVAS ADVENTURE TEAM: Saving the Endangered Mountain Gorilla is the first of many adventures with the Wildlife Divas. The Divas prove that Black girls are smart, creative, and always up for international adventure. Their first stop... Africa!

Book Blurbs:

"“A thrilling adventure in wildlife jungles that champions conservation of the world’s rarest animals.”
--Dr. Fred, Field Veterinarian, Bwindi Impenetrable National Forest, Uganda

“Fun, motivating, and educational, while introducing diverse characters to young readers through STEAM. A masterful job.”
--Dr. Lou Adams, PhD Los Angeles County Office of Education

"This book proves that young women of diverse backgrounds can not only survive anything, but thirive anywhere."
--Ebony Gilbert, MFA, Screenwriter and Author

"Randolph's efforts will surely contribute to survival of communities that owe their living to the gorilla tourism value chain,"
--Stephen Sanyi Masaba. Executive Director of Tourism and Business Development Uganda Wildlife Authority