Gorongosa National Park and Women's Role in Conservation

The video explores the history and impact of war on Gorongosa National Park, highlighting the role of women in conservation efforts. It emphasizes the importance of education and empowerment for girls, showcasing the challenges faced and the opportunities available. The video also discusses the ongoing conservation efforts and the future vision for Gorongosa, serving as a model for other parks.

What was one of the main consequences of the war in Mozambique on Gorongosa National Park?

• Destruction of infrastructure

• Loss of cultural heritage

• Increased tourism

• Drastic reduction in animal populations

What is the primary mission of Gorongosa National Park after the war?

• To build new infrastructure

• To restore the ecosystem and develop human communities

• To increase tourism

• To focus solely on wildlife conservation

What challenge did women face when entering the science field in Gorongosa?

• Limited job opportunities

• Insufficient funding

• Resistance from male colleagues

• Lack of educational resources

Why did the narrator become a ranger at Gorongosa?

• To escape poverty

• To work and progress in life

• To follow family tradition

• To travel the world

What is the purpose of the girls club mentioned in the video?

• To offer career counseling

• To organize recreational activities

• To create a platform for girls to share ideas and challenges

• To provide financial aid

What was a significant challenge faced by the narrator during her childhood?

• Health issues

• Language barriers

• Financial difficulties

• Lack of parental support

What is a key characteristic of elephants that connects them to the narrator?

• Their empathy

• Their strength

• Their intelligence

• Their size

What positive change is observed in the elephant population at Gorongosa?

• Decrease in numbers

• Stable population

• Increase in numbers and new births

• Migration to other areas

How is Gorongosa National Park serving as a model for other parks?

• By increasing tourism

• By implementing new conservation strategies

• By focusing on infrastructure development

• By reducing human intervention

What impact has Gorongosa had on local girls' career aspirations?

• They prefer to leave the area

• They want to become teachers

• They aim to work in tourism

• They aspire to be biologists and conservationists