Once a thriving wilderness, Liuwa Plains National Park suffered immense losses when poaching decimated its wildlife during years of regional conflict. The last Lion(Panthera leo), Lady Liuwa, survived in isolation as hyenas took over as apex predators. Now, conservationists are working to restore the park’s natural balance, tracking Lions, Cheetahs(Acinonyx jubatus), and hyenas to monitor their impact. With their efforts, Liuwa’s golden grasslands may soon be full of life once more.
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