The relationship between staff of Kasungu National Park and communities along the park is reportedly 'very cordial', resulting in multiple benefits being enjoyed by both sides as they conserve Malawi's 'second largest' national park. This was revealed in Kasungu during a demonstration on how special dogs of the Wildlife Detection Dog Unit (WDDU) of the […]
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