Watch the Cabela Family in Mozambique
"When God gave man dominion over the beast of the land, air, and sea, He must have envisioned a day when man would try to base his decisions on not only what was good for man, but was also good for the part of Creation he had been given stewardship over. Most hunters take that responsibility seriously.”
- Dick Cabela
Dick and Mary Cabela's legacy lives on today through their children and grandchildren. This past June, we announced the 24 Lions project had surpassed 100 lions. In just seven years, the population of wild lions in Coutada 11 of Mozambique has grown five times over --- a true testament to real conservation from people who care. From the partners at Zambezi Delta Conservation to Mary's initial belief in what could be, it's been a truly humbling experience for the entire Cabela family.
In this short video, you'll see and hear from various members of the family, and get their opinion on the trip, family legacy, and what the success of this initiative means to them.