00:03This is at Lusaka Airport. We're just about to get on the plane to Lua Zambezi in a rather small
00:10plane with the Duchess. Tight squeeze, really allowed to carry five kilos of luggage. We've
00:15arrived at Lua Zambezi location area. This is the Zambezi you can see in the background. It was
00:21quite a bumpy flight, but we landed at the Royal Airstrip. It's cool, not just because of the Royal
00:27family landing there, although there was today. We've been told that there'll be hippos and
00:35elephants roaming through the camp at night. One reason we might get a hippo in the background,
00:40but we can't see any. Nor can we see any crocodiles, so I'm told they're here too.
00:45So what is going to happen? We will have a meeting with the rangers who live in the conservation,
00:52and we will see the trained dogs who can detect rhino horn and pangolin scales and other things
01:02the poachers might be after. And we'll also have a chat to the women rangers. There's a special unit
01:10of female rangers who are on patrol. And then there'll be a game drive, both in the boats here,
01:18that you can see behind us, but also across a bit of land too. So very exciting day. And let's
01:24see
01:24what the Duchess of Edinburgh makes of it. It's trickier than you think, trying to get a Duchess
01:34and an elephant himself shot. The Duchess of Edinburgh has just been seeing this part of the
01:48wildlife park. And there's a museum here for education of the community to try and reduce
01:54conflicts between Brett Arbel farms and the wildlife, who can be rather intrusive. And what you have here is
02:03an elephant skull that was found in a riverbed. And there he's a hippopotamus skull.
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