Africa’s Greatest Conservation Story- Gorongosa National Park | S.1 E.45 with Larissa Sousa

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Gorongosa National Park is the greatest example of regeneration and conservation. After a long civil war the park had lost almost all its wildlife and was on the brink of extinction. Today, it is an example of an integral conservation, putting the people and the environment at the center. Larissa Sousa is a young, determined Mozambican at the forefront of the education sector of the park. After experiences in the profit world in Germany and Brazil, she is now coordinating the actions toward integrated conservation. The “pro-women, pro-girl and pro-family approach to integrated conservation and development makes this national park truly “A Park for the People.” To know more, visit Gorongosa and watch the movie

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