NATURE & WILDLIFE

Wide Load: Elephants In Transit

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Short

Go behind the scenes of one of the largest ever animal translocation projects in the world.

Duration
1x15'
Production Company
WaterBear Network
Original Language
English
YOP
2022
Definitions
HD
Character-led
Impact/Conservation
Streaming
coming soon

synopsis

The oldest and largest nature reserve in Malawi was once home to around 1500 elephants. After decades of poaching, the elephant population has now dropped to below 100 animals. Plans went underway to restore the park ecosystem, which included the release of 500 elephants. This turned out to be one of the largest ever animal translocation projects in the world. Meet the team behind the project and go behind the scenes of this mammoth conservation effort.

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