Mana Pools within the World Heritage Site on the lower Zambezi has been under threat of over-zealous tourism development for a few years now.
This is about to be eclipsed by mining in the Chewore and Ruckomechi Rivers. It'll have a long term and devastating effect on the environment and UNESCO status as a World Heritage Site and Biosphere Reserve.
Zambezi Society, a non-profit conservation organisation is in need of support. Please read the Special Bulletin at http://www.zamsoc.org/?p=1623.
Show your support at http://www.facebook.com/SaveMana.
Mining threats in Mana Pools, lower Zambezi River
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