As a river rises, so too does this story. Quietly, in the hinterlands, trickling towards the ocean and carrying with it so much life-giving force that nature is both served, and serves the land, people and countries along its way.
There is, in fact, a river at the centre of this African story. It is that ‘great grey-green, greasy Limpopo, all set about with fever trees’ from Rudyard Kipling’s Just So Stories of 1902. Except this is 2017. And our river’s source is an idea that rose from a small supper shared in 2015 between two friends, conservationists and visionaries, German-born Wilfried Pabst, and South African CEO of Peace Parks Foundation, Werner Myburgh.
“If you believe in what you’re doing, and your intent is good, this project of donating animals…