VOICED : From war to wildlife: fighting for Angola's future

The video discusses the transformation of former soldiers into rangers protecting Angola's wildlife post-Civil War. It highlights the government's efforts to combat poaching and create a wildlife park, despite economic challenges due to falling oil prices. Conservationists remain hopeful for the recovery of Angola's biodiversity, emphasizing the role of 'nature soldiers' in achieving this goal.

What role do former soldiers play in Angola's wildlife conservation efforts?

• They are financing poaching activities.

• They are now involved in illegal hunting.

• They have become 'nature soldiers' to protect wildlife.

• They are leading the government.

What is the significance of the Aqua Van Gogh region in Angola?

• It is known for its oil reserves.

• It is a potential site for a wildlife park that could rival Africa's largest reserves.

• It is a well-explored area with no new species.

• It is primarily an industrial area.

What challenges does Angola face in its conservation efforts?

• Lack of interest in wildlife conservation.

• Overpopulation of wildlife.

• Declining international oil prices affecting the economy.

• Increasing poaching activities.

How do conservationists view the future of Angola's savannah?

• They think it is beyond recovery.

• They are optimistic it could recover in a decade.

• They are pessimistic about its recovery.

• They believe it will take centuries to recover.

What is the role of 'nature soldiers' in Angola's conservation efforts?

• They are tasked with making the recovery of the savannah a reality.

• They are leading the country's economic policies.

• They are responsible for poaching.

• They are involved in oil extraction.