Wildlife conservationists Marlice and Rudie Van Vuuren aim to mitigate human/wildlife conflict in Namibia. Through their Rapid Response Unit, they work with local landowners and farmers to look for alternatives to injuring or killings big cats in the area. Join Marlice and Rudie as they relocate a leopard that was becoming a threat to agriculture to a safe area away from farming communities.
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