Lessons from the wild: Coexistence is Doable

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Animals grazing out in Liwonde National Park Savannah. Photos by Chisomo Ngulube

In today's world we all seem to be jostling for attention and opportunities. 

But the different animals that we saw peacefully, grazing in the Liwonde National Park Savannah is testament to idea that there is enough for everyone if we look hard enough.

Animals grazing out in Liwonde National Park Savannah. Photos by Chisomo Ngulube

In fact what are the chances that we all want the same thing. 

We also don't always have to agree on everything, we can disagree on somethings but still be friends and graze! 

If the animals big and small can do it, ife bwa?

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