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DStv's Animal Planet features Zimbabwe wildlife
10 May 2013 at 03:46hrs | Views
DStv viewers in Zimbabwe will be pleased to watch some of the country's wildlife on Animal Planet on Channel 183 on a programme called "Roaring with Pride".
This informative series filmed in Zimbabwe follows the work of the African Lion and Environmental Research Trust to increase the rapidly declining lion population in Africa.
Join ALERT as they prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that releasing captive-bred prides back into the wild is realistic, and follow the successful implementation of this challenging project while witnessing the very first successful lion-pride relocation.
Explore this engaging reality documentary focusing on stage two of this ground-breaking project, and spend a year with a pride of 12 lions that have been released into a wildlife reserve with no human contact.
Catch all the action and observe the daily duties of the volunteers and lion researchers.
Can Africa roar with pride once again? The programme began on Monday and has already been receiving overwhelming attention from animal lovers who have been spending hours on the telly, watching the fascinating documentaries.
This informative series filmed in Zimbabwe follows the work of the African Lion and Environmental Research Trust to increase the rapidly declining lion population in Africa.
Join ALERT as they prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that releasing captive-bred prides back into the wild is realistic, and follow the successful implementation of this challenging project while witnessing the very first successful lion-pride relocation.
Explore this engaging reality documentary focusing on stage two of this ground-breaking project, and spend a year with a pride of 12 lions that have been released into a wildlife reserve with no human contact.
Catch all the action and observe the daily duties of the volunteers and lion researchers.
Can Africa roar with pride once again? The programme began on Monday and has already been receiving overwhelming attention from animal lovers who have been spending hours on the telly, watching the fascinating documentaries.
Source - herald
