Summary
In Zimbabwe the national parks have problems caused by a severe drought. The problem is that the grassland growth is slower than the speed the animals in the national eat, because they don’t have enough water. This severe drought is made by the longest EL Nino weather pattern in decade, and nobody knows when it will end. If the rainy season comes this problem will be solved, but the national parks don’t have enough time. So they are going to save this problem by destocking its parks estates. To destock the animals, they want to sell them to private wildlife reserves. However the national park are fearing that the animals they sell will be hunted by conservation groups.
Opinion
To save this problem there are many ways like killing or selling the animals. However, most ways are evil for the animals because most ways make the animals go to places that are different than they are living usually. So if you want to solve this problem you have to be prepared that someone or some animals will suffer, because I think there is no way to save this problem without suffer. If the people who own the national parks are prepared they should move quickly because the problem will become steadily worst.