Congo Basin’s Endangered Wildlife Find Unlikely Guardians In Indigenous Hunters

The video explores the life and survival of the Bayaka pygmies, focusing on their traditional hunting practices and the challenges they face due to poaching. It highlights the role of park rangers, including Bayaka members, in protecting endangered species like gorillas and elephants. The use of trained dogs in anti-poaching efforts and the integration of local knowledge in conservation strategies are also discussed. The video emphasizes the importance of preserving the forest ecosystem and the ongoing battle against poaching.

What impact has poaching had on the animal population in the Zonga Zonga natural park?

How do local communities contribute to conservation efforts?

What are the consequences of an empty forest syndrome?