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Zimbabwe: The Science of Sharing Land - How Cattle and Wildlife Thrive Side-By-Side in Zimbabwe

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By Fred Kockott
| AllAfrica
Inside Zimbabwe's Shangani Holistic, a 65,000-hectare 'living laboratory', scientists and farmers are exploring how cattle, wildlife and people can coexist on the same land. If you expect to see a typical commercial cattle ranch at Shangani Holistic in Zimbabwe, you are in for a shock.
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The science of sharing land: How cattle and wildlife thrive side-by-side in Zimbabwe

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By Fred Kockott
| Daily Maverick Verified
ROVING REPORTERS Inside Zimbabwe’s Shangani Holistic, a 65,000-hectare ‘living laboratory’, scientists and farmers are exploring how cattle, wildlife and people can coexist on the same land. During the winter months, Shangani Holistic becomes a migration route for up to 300 male elephants moving between Hwange National Park and areas to the northwest. (Photo: Supplied) If you expect to see a typical commercial cattle ranch at Shangani Holistic in Zimbabwe, you are in for a shock.
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Africa: Hidden Economies of the Wild - From Worms to Frankincense

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By Fred Kockott
| AllAfrica
Can conservation pay for itself and create meaningful livelihoods beyond fenced protected areas? Researchers and entrepreneurs across southern and east Africa are exploring ways for rural communities to generate income from sustainably harvested wild resources. At the Carnivore Restaurant, one of the most famous dining spots in Nairobi, the menu offers a telling contradiction. You can order crocodile. You can order ostrich. Both are farmed.
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