ZIMBABWE | A Place For Giants - Hwange National Park : Part 5

A Place For Giant continues PART FIVE
After checking in at Main Camp we headstraight into the bush before sunset hoping to see all the big five.
In these videos, A PLACE FOR GIANTS videos the last of my Zimbabwe videos(well for now), I set off one late afternoon in PART ONE to find out what remains behind when Man messes with Nature. For a long time, experts blamed desertification on over-grazing. And in Africa, where Allan Savory was working on national parks, he blamed Elephants.

In the 1950’s, Allan Savory sectioned off large amounts of land for national parks in Africa. His primary goal was to prevent and reverse damage to areas that turned into deserts as a way to protect all aspects of the ecosystem. In other words, he wanted to keep “the circle of life” going. After moving the people out of the new national parks, the land turned to a desert. Data in hand, Savory concluded that if the people were not the cause of the problem, then the animals must be.

So he ordered the SHOOTING OF 40,000 ELEPHANTS. Savory realized that this was the biggest mistake of his life after the fact. At this point there was no going back, all that was left to say was “oops?”

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