The world's largest man-made lake that connects two countries and took 5 years to build
Lake Kariba lies between Zambia and Zimbabwe in southern Africa and is the world's largest man-made reservoir by volume - but ...
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Kariba Dam Water Level Rising Gradually
Water level at Lake Kariba continue to rise gradually due to the ongoing rainy season, raising prospects of improved hydro-power generation later in the year, but remains significantly lower than last ...
Why this WA tribe manages a bison herd — and how to see it
In Central Washington, the Yakama Nation manages a herd of bison — and, if you make an appointment, you can visit the ...
Sumptuous Design,Volcano Views: The New Lodge For Rwanda Gorilla Trips
Visiting mountain gorillas in their natural habitat in Rwanda is special on its own. There's a new lodge dramatic in both ...
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Environmental & rights activists flee and hide as M23 captures DRC’s cities
Since Goma fell, I’ve lived in fear. I don’t dare leave my house.” These are the words of Justin Shamutwa Masumbuko, general ...
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One Of America's Most Remote Areas Is An 'Outdoorsman's Mecca' Out West With Endless Pristine Beauty
The 5 Most Romantic National Park Lodges In America, According To Couples Nature Takes The Lead At Jarbidge Wilderness The ...
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Climate change a reality – it’s time to face it
Maize, a staple crop sensitive to climate shifts, has been particularly affected, with prolonged droughts and erratic rains ...
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Zimbabwe: Climate Change a Reality - It's Time to Face It
The elephants of Hwange National Park face starvation as their migratory paths are altered. Urban areas are equally impacted, with cities like Harare and Bulawayo facing water shortages and frequent ...