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Livingstone - The Mosi Ao Tunya National Park is the smallest in Zambia but there is a good concentration of game, including a conservation project for some of Zambia's last remaining black rhino.
South Luangwa - One of the lodges has recently instigated a carbon offsetting scheme, where a tree is planted for any guests who stay with them through us. In addition, each of the operators conduct extensive work in wildlife conservation and anti-poaching schemes.
Lake Malawi - On the southern lakeshore, where many excellent lodges are based, Cape Maclear has been made a national park to protect all aquatic life in the area.
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