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The effects of climate change are outpacing poaching as the No. 1 threat to wildlife. In Zimbabwe, officials are now moving more than 2,500 wild animals from a reserve in the southern part of the country further north due to an ongoing drought. Rangers are relying on trucks, cranes and even helicopters to move the animals from the drought-stricken area.
Elephants on the Zambezi River. With no WiFi or elaborate technology available, Zimbabwe's Sapi Reserve is a wild and remote destination where travelers can escape, reconnect with nature and truly recharge their batteries. The 500-square-mile private reserve forms part of the Greater Mana area, which is a two-hour flight from Victoria Falls by small plane (about 90 minutes from Harare), followed by a two-hour journey by land. It's about as remote as you can get in Zimbabwe. This natural paradise, which is home to big mammals such as elephants, hippos, lions, rhinos and buffaloes as well as ...