Wild Zambezi

Along the banks of the Mighty Zambezi River, lies The Lower Zambezi National Park. A poignant tale emerges, as ecologist David Ngwenyama goes on a mission to preserve this wild haven from the biggest threat in its history.

A riveting episode of how Lower Zambezi, came into being, and a relentless quest to protect this unique and fragile ecosystem.

Conservationists boost wildlife, battle poaching. Zambia greenlights contentious mining project in park, sparking conflict.

Explore the delicate balance of communities embracing wildlife amidst economic challenges. Join us as we uncover the symbiotic relationship between conservation and eco-tourism, safeguarding both wildlife and human livelihoods.

The episode confronts communities around the park battling food insecurity and deforestation amid climate change and economic hardship. What solutions exist to break this destructive cycle?

Human expansion threatens wildlife migration, but transfrontier corridors safeguard vital routes. A mine in Lower Zambezi National Park risks disrupting seasonal migration.

Mining offers hope to impoverished communities east of the park, but we examine Kangaluwi Copper mine's viability and environmental impacts. How was a National Park mine approved? Uncover hidden truths as we reveal potential undisclosed impacts.

Suspicion mounts on mining company's motives as we revisit Lower Zambezi National Park's community and environmental efforts. David faces repercussions for opposing the mine. Join him on his final park visit before departure.