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Clearing a path for wildlife to prosper

A GREEN force for nature restoring a corridor for elephants and other wildlife, a group of 14 women in northern Zululand have taken on the fight to preserve Africa’s ecosystems – sidestepping pythons and a sleeping leopard.

Known as the Green Mambas, the women started to clear 358 hectares of the alien invasive plant (triffid weed)

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