addresses the plight of wild elephants as seen through the eyes of a couple that established a bush lodge in a remote location in Botswana eleven years ago. Business was good, until several key events changed the dynamics: (1) Botswana was declared a poacher-free zone. (2) Hunting was banned causing hunting camps to close and 17 boreholes (wells) to be capped; elephants had relied on this water source for 50 - 70 years. (3) The elephant population has increased dramatically due to poaching in neighboring countries. The elephants are desperate and those unable to access the small amount of water available in the camp�s watering hole dig up pipes, break into chalets and tear down water tanks searching for water. As the damage continues and the financial toll escalates, the family�s ability to keep the bush lodge open to tourists - who provide the money to pay for the water - is in jeopardy.

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