at the local fishing association he coordinates rescues... in zarzis and other nearby port cities like ben gardane. >> those people are fighting each one wants to go. >> reporter: and i see some pictures here of the bodies washed up? >> yes, this, this here is in ben gardane. these are syrian people. here is in il kitif, the port of ben gardane. we received this day 54 bodies from syria. >> reporter: photo after photo shows overcrowded boats-- men and women fighting to stay alive-- and migrants desperately flagging ships for help. when the fishermen find the sinking boats, if they are close enough to european waters, they call the italian authorities but sometimes the italians don't show up. >> he had to rescue them himself, because nobody come. and he waits a long time and nobody come, and people are crying in the sea, and he must help them. >> reporter: the lucky ones who make it to zarzis alive get help from the red crescent. mongi earns his living as a pharmacist, and has made it his volunteer mission to provide the migrants with shelter,

the meeting of the estes park improvement association, a group of local boosters, whose major contribution to date had been the successful campaign to build a fishasterisk -- hatchery on a river to the years before. if you want to attract tourists the audience was told, you should attract the -- establish a gaming refuge where tourists can come to feed the wildlife. he produced a map covering 4 townships, an area over 1000 square miles extending about 42 miles east to west with a river of the north along the foothills through estes park and west. mills did not attend that meeting, but the proposition struck a chord. accordingly, he wrote wheeler who was then headquartered in fort collins to inquire where the boundaries of such a reserve might be located. there the matter largely rested until the june 1909 meeting of the estes park protective and improvement association, which appointed a committee of two consisting of mills and stanley to study the idea further. from that point onward mills more or less took things into his own hands. within days of the association's september meeting at which the membership voted unanimously in favor of the cre

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