Conservation comeback: How Angola revived its giant sable antelope population | CNN

Conservation comeback: how Angola revived its giant sable antelope population

By Michelle Cohan, CNN

Published 8:23 AM EDT, Thu September 19, 2024

Conservation comeback: how Angola revived its giant sable antelope population

Conservation biologist Pedro Vaz Pinto reflects on saving Angola's national animal, and highlights the work his organization, Kissama Foundation, is doing to continue supporting the giant sable antelope.

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