Elephant Path - Njaia Njoku | Promo
Preview: Season 3 Episode 9 | 30s
The guardians of the last herd of forest elephants who are threatened by war and poaching.
The survival of the last wild herd of forest elephants in the Central African Republic is threatened by civil war and a poaching crisis driven by the global demand for ivory. ELEPHANT PATH profiles guardians of the herd united in their commitment: a local tracker, an American biologist and an eco-guard. The film is an indelible tale of devotion set against the beauty of the “Village of Elephants."
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Elephant Path - Njaia Njoku | Promo
Preview: Season 3 Episode 9 | 30s
The survival of the last wild herd of forest elephants in the Central African Republic is threatened by civil war and a poaching crisis driven by the global demand for ivory. ELEPHANT PATH profiles guardians of the herd united in their commitment: a local tracker, an American biologist and an eco-guard. The film is an indelible tale of devotion set against the beauty of the “Village of Elephants."
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Elephant Path - Njaia Njoku | Filmmaker Interview
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Clip: S3 Ep9 | 2m 51s | Filmmaker Todd McGrain talks about his documentary ELEPHANT PATH - NJAIA NJOKU. (2m 51s)
Elephant Path - Njaia Njoku | Trailer
Preview: S3 Ep9 | 1m 40s | The guardians of the last herd of forest elephants who are threatened by war and poaching. (1m 40s)
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