By Neddy Mulimo For over 35 years, I have been working on the frontlines of African wildlife conservation and have witnessed significant breakthroughs in tackling poaching, human-wildlife conflict and habitat loss. Yet it is clear there is a long road ahead of us. I work in Kafue National Park, which is Zambia’s largest, with an area of 22,000 square kilometers. Its vast size makes it the perfect hunting ground for poachers, with some estimates predicting there are between 4,000 and 6,000 active poachers in the park. The challenging terrain means we have to think beyond traditional anti-poachi…