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'''Chinyunyu hot spring''' is a natural resource situated in [[Chongwe District]] on the [[Great East Road]]. Hot water spri *[[:Category:Natural resources of Zambia|Natural resources of Zambia]]

...: Case Study from Zambia|publisher=Department of Environmental and Natural Resource Economics of the University of Rhode Island|author=Samuel Mulenga Bwalya|ac

...al Tourism Initiative (OUZIT) and the “Four Corners” Transboundary Natural Resource Management. On 24 July 2003, the Ministers responsible for tourism in Angol

...ia appropriate technologies, to promote food security and promote positive resource management practices, to implement health reforms at the village level, to

...at the river becomes clear downstream. A report in April 2002 said: ''. . .natural wetlands are quite effective at controlling water pollution from mining in ...Electricity Supply Corporation (ZESCO) and local people to restore a more natural flow pattern to water releases from the [[Itezhi-Tezhi Dam]] built on the K

...he Victoria Falls or perhaps the Muchinga Escapement, or any other natural resource. Kaunda, however, had other ideas. Kaunda and the [[United National Indepen

Despite our long mining history and large mineral resource endowment, Zambia still faces a number of challenges in the sector. Our country is endowed with abundant natural beauty, coupled with a rich cultural heritage.

The '''wildlife of Zambia''' refers to the natural flora and fauna of [[Zambia]]. This article provides an overview, and outli ...ional park. The possibility of recruiting chiefs as modern-day managers of natural resources is hampered by rivalries with political leaders, the downgrading

The adult African bush elephant generally has no natural [[predation|predators]] due to its great size,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://an Human encroachment into or adjacent to natural areas where the African bush elephant occurs has led to recent research int

...ource]]s across all regions of the world. Noting that the scale of China’s resource campaign for hard commodities (metals and minerals) and [[soft commodity|so ...isa. [http://ideas.time.com/2012/06/08/the-resource-shortage-is-real/ "The Resource Shortage Is Real"]. ''[[TIME Magazine|TIME]]''. 8 June 2012.</ref>

...rasses grow on them as soon as the annual flood recedes and provide a rich resource for herbivores. If the annual flood is disrupted by dams, woody shrubs of ...e percentage of the country covered as given below are for the original or natural state of the area before urbanisation and agriculture has modified it. The

...e endemic to the lake, and Lake Tanganyika is thus an important biological resource for the study of [[speciation]] in evolution.<ref name=zambiatour/><ref>Kor ...te=2014-02-03}}</ref> to host those cichlids in a habitat similar to their natural environment is also popular in the aquarium hobby.

...ospered from the fisheries of [[Lake Mweru]] and the [[Mofwe Lagoon]], and natural resources, including copper ore in [[Katanga Province|Katanga]], west of th ...n areas not covered by national law or provincial regulations, of land and resource use and management, buildings and infrastructure, employment and occupation

...ospered from the fisheries of [[Lake Mweru]] and the [[Mofwe Lagoon]], and natural resources, including copper ore in [[Katanga Province|Katanga]], west of th ...n areas not covered by national law or provincial regulations, of land and resource use and management, buildings and infrastructure, employment and occupation

...For more than 200&nbsp;km downstream the annual flood cycle dominates the natural environment and human life, society and culture. ...gional Office for Southern Africa: Zambezi Basin Wetlands Conservation and Resource Utilisation Project.

...ason (typically November to April). The [[floodplain|flood]] dominates the natural environment and the lives, society and culture of the inhabitants and those ...dustry. This initiative seeks to exploit other components of Zambia's rich resource base by promoting agriculture, tourism, gemstone mining, and hydro-power.

...ts, Native law and customs were applied, except if they were "repugnant to natural justice or morality", or inconsistent with any other law in force.<ref>G. D ...nomic and political situation, as Northern Rhodesian copper became a vital resource in winning the war.