In northwest Zimbabwe, water sources are returning, people no longer depend on food aid, and...
Here Judith D. Schwartz discusses what she saw in Zimbabwe, from the Dimbangombe River that now runs year-round to the vibrant herds of sable antelope: beautiful, stately animals whose numbers are dwindling in many South Africa parks. She also shares what it's like to walk in the bush with a legendary tracker. The art (or science?) of tracking calls upon all our senses and subtleties of observation. Even with all our technology, tracking has much to teach us.
