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Stage 2 Lion Rehabilitation – Dambwa Forest Area

Newsletters » June 2005 » Stage 2 Lion Rehabilitation – Dambwa Forest Area

Talks progress on Stage 2 Lion Rehabilitation at Dambwa Forest Area in Zambia

Meetings have been held with the Director of Zambian Forestry Commission have gone exceptionally well and it looks like the southern 60% of the Dambwa Forest area - which borders on the Mosi-O-Tunya National Park (Victoria Falls, Zambian side) is in the bag.

Furthermore what is even more exciting is that we are now discussing with the Zambian Forestry Commission and the Zambian Wildlife Authority (ZAWA) the possibility of setting up further Stage 2's in Forestry areas adjacent to Zambia's numerous other National Parks. This initiative actually came from the Zambians themselves and is a very exciting and encouraging development.

I also must mention Dr Pieter Kat who has been working on conservation projects in Africa for the past 18 years, the past 9 of which have been spent on lion research in Botswana. He is the author of "Prides - the lions of the Moremi". He is an outspoken critic of the lack of action by many conservationists when faced with the facts of the dramatic decline of the number of lions in Africa. Dr Pieter Kat agreeing to be the Project's Consulting Ecologist for African Encounter. We have been privileged to have him visit us not so long ago and get a closer look at what we do here. For your interest I have attached his speech he made in the opening of ‘Lion Encounter’ in Victoria Falls (our new project).

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