Скачать или смотреть The cost of conservation success: A paradox. PART TWO

In Part Two, the documentary continues with personal stories to policy — examining how Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) is responding to the human–wildlife crisis, both on the ground and on global platforms like the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES)

This chapter explores:
✔️ Zimbabwe’s push to revise ivory trade restrictions and unlock community benefits
✔️ The national Elephant Management Strategy and why population control is becoming urgent
✔️ Anti-poaching and landscape partnerships within KAZA that have helped reduce illegal killings
✔️ How ZimParks supports victims, from rapid response to community programmes
✔️ Why global policymakers must finally listen to frontline communities who live with wildlife daily

Part Two confronts urgent questions:
Who controls wildlife policy?
Who pays the heaviest price for conservation?
And how can coexistence be fair when communities receive almost nothing in return?