Tchuma tchato / ÉBANO Multimedia in association with SACOD presents ; a film by Licinio Azevedo.

On the South bank of the Zambezi river, where the borders of Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Zambia meet, the first Mozambican experience in community management of natural resources has transformed furtive native hunters into game wardens.

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors:	Ebano Multimedia (Firm) (Production company) Instituto Nacional de Audiovisual e Cinema (Mozambique) (Film distributor)
Other Authors:	Azevedo, Licínio, 1951- (Film director, Screenwriter) Ribeiro, João (Film producer) Phiri, Sam (Narrator)
Language:	Portuguese Bantu (Other) English
Language of the Original:	Bantu (Other)
Language and/or Writing System:	Version one in Portuguese and native dialects with Portuguese subtitles; version two in English and native dialects with English subtitles.
Published:	[Maputo, Mozambique] : INAC, [between 2010 and 2018?]
Edition:	Versão: Português-English.
Subjects:	Wildlife management > Mozambique. Natural resources, Communal > Mozambique. Village communities > Mozambique. Conservation of natural resources > Mozambique. Game wardens > Mozambique. Poaching > Mozambique. Poachers > Mozambique. Mozambique > Environmental conditions. Mozambique > Social life and customs. Zambezi River Region > Environmental conditions. Conservation of natural resources. Ecology. Game wardens. Manners and customs. Natural resources, Communal. Poachers. Poaching. Village communities. Wildlife management. Mozambique. Zambezi River Region. Environmental films. Documentary films. Nonfiction films.
Genre:	Environmental films. Documentary films. Nonfiction films.
Physical Description:	1 videodisc (57 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:	Video DVD

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