Prince Harry Visits Africa Working on Conservation Project "500 Elephants"

Thursday, July 28, 2016

Prince Harry Visits Africa Working on Conservation Project "500 Elephants"

Caption: Prince Harry will help move 500 elephants to wildlife reserve

PRINCE Harry is to spend the next few weeks working on conservation projects in southern Africa after a similar trip last year.

Harry, 31, will work with experts protecting wildlife and people who live near the animals in southern Africa.

One of the projects he will work with is African Parks' "500 elephants" initiative, a plan to move up to 500 elephants to a wildlife reserve in central Malawi from two parks in the southern part of the country.

The elephants are being moved to reduce pressure on the habitat and conflict with neighbouring villagers. Click link for full post from EXPRESS.

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